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If sinA=-5/13 , pi<A<(3pi)/2and cosB=3/5...

If `sinA=-5/13` , `pi``<``A``<``(3pi)/2`and `cosB=3/5` , `(3pi)/2``<``B``<``2pi` find `cos(A-B)`

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