Mathematics, 25.03.2021 19:00, Blakemiller2020

Given that \sin\theta =-\frac{60}{61}sinθ=− 61
60

and that angle \thetaθ terminates in quadrant \text{III}III, then what is the value of \cos\thetacosθ?

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Given that \sin\theta =-\frac{60}{61}sinθ=− 61
60

and that angle \thetaθ termin...