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What is the sin5π/6 given in reduced radicals and rationalized fractions

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Answer:

1/2

Explanation:

5pi / 6

On the Unit Circle that lands on
(-(√(3))/(2), (1)/(2) )

Which means the sine is 1/2

Derwyn answered Jun 19, 2021

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