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Although your angle unit isn't stated, we assume you're talking radians, just because

your angle has a "pi" in it ... not much to go on, but hey! , we routinely do even more

with even less here at WikiAnswers.

Sin (19 pi / 6 radians) = -0.5

Sin (19 pi / 6 degrees) = 0.17276 (rounded)

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