show your work. Find the sin t and cos t for t =150o. You may need...

show your work. Find the sin t and cos t for t =150^o.

You may need to draw the reference angle first, but you only have to enter the sine and cosine values.

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The given question can be solved by the knowledge of the sign of trigonometric functions in different quadrants, and to use of reference angle to find the trigonometric values.

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