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The value of $s i n squared space 46 to the power of 0 plus s i n squared space 14 to the power of 0 plus s i n space 46 to the power of 0 s i n space 14 to the power of 0 equals$

1/4
3/4
4/5
1/2

The correct answer is: 3/4

sol. $A plus B equals 46 to the power of ring operator plus 14 to the power of ring operator equals 60 to the power of ring operator text then end text$
$s i n squared space A plus s i n squared space B plus s i n space A s i n space B equals 3 divided by 4$

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