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Sin(19/12 pi)=-(sqrtA(sqrtB +1))/4

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Sin(19/12 pi)=-(sqrtA(sqrtB +1))/4

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Sin(19/12 pi)=-(sqrtA(sqrtB +1))/4

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Answer:

−0.965926=

−1 /4 /√a√b+ −1 4 /√a

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LeoMurillo answered Sep 16, 2022

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