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If alpha = 3 sin^(-1) ((6)/(11) and beta...

If `alpha = 3 sin^(-1) ((6)/(11) and beta = 3 cos^(-1) ((4)/(9))`, where the inverse trigonometric functions take only the principal values, then the correct options (s) is (are)

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