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Mathematics, 27.04.2021 18:40, zumar

In right triangle ABC, m∠ B ≠ m∠ C. Let sin B = r and cos B = s.
What is sin C – cos C?


In right triangle ABC, m∠ B ≠ m∠ C. Let sin B = r and cos B = s.
What is sin C – cos C?

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In right triangle ABC, m∠ B ≠ m∠ C. Let sin B = r and cos B = s.
What is sin C – cos C?
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