Angles α and β are angles in standard position such that: α terminates in Quadrant III and sinα = - 5/13 β terminates in Quadrant II and tanβ = - 8/15 Find cos(α - β)

-220/221
-140/221
140/221
220/221

140/221.

Step-by-step explanation:

For the triangle containing  angle α:

The adjacent side is -√(13^2-5^2) = -12.

For the triangle containing angle β:

Hypotenuse = √(-8)^2 + (15)^2) =  17.

cos(α - β) = cos α  cos β   + sin α   sin β

= ((-12/13) * (-15/17) + (-5/13)* (8/17)

= 180/221 + - 40/221

= 140/221.

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