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First we draw the two angles, A, B, in their respective quadrants:

 
Draw perpendiculars to the x-axis from the end of the terminal sides of
the angles, creating right triangles.

 

For angle A:
. Since the adjacent side, x, goes left
on the x-axis, and the opposite side, y, goes downward from the x-axis, we must
consider the tangent  as  and put the numerator of ,
which is -2, on the y=OPPOSITE side and the denominator of , which is
-3, on the x=ADJACENT SIDE.

For angle B:
Since  is in QI we can leave everything positive.
We put the numerator of 3/1, which is 3, on the r=HYPOTENUSE and the denominator
of 3/1, which is 1, on the x=ADJACENT SIDE. 

Then we calculate the third sides of the two right triangles by using the
Pythagorean theorem:  

for angle A:                  for angle B:
                                          
              
                      
                       
                      
                            
                            

 

Now we are able to substitute in

 and 









Rationalizing the denominator:







Edwin