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If A and B both are obtuse angles and Sin A = 5/13 and Cos B = -4/5 then find the quadrant of angle A + B.
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If A and B both are obtuse angles and Sin A = 5/13 and Cos B = -4/5 then find the quadrant of angle A + B.​Please answer fast.

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If A and B both are obtuse angles and Sin A = 5/13 and Cos B = -4/5 then find the quadrant of angle A + B.
Please answer fast.