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Given as tan A = 3/4 and cos B = 9/41, where `pi < A < (3pi)/2` and `0 < B < pi/2`
As we know that, A is in third quadrant, B is in first quadrant.
Therefore, tan function And sine function are positive.
On using the formula,` sin B = sqrt((1 – cos^2 B)) `
Now, let us find the value of sin B.
` sin B = sqrt((1 – cos^2 B))`
` = sqrt((1 - (9/41)^2)) `
= `sqrt((1 - 81/1681))`
= `sqrt(((1681 - 81)/1681))`
` = 40/41`
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