Asked by katy
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find 2 postive and 2 negative coterminal angles of -(pi)/4
find 2 postive and 2 negative coterminal angles of -(pi)/4
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Answered by
bobpursley
http://www.analyzemath.com/Angle/coterminal_angle.html
Just add k*2PI (or subtract).
k = 1,2,3....
Just add k*2PI (or subtract).
k = 1,2,3....
Answered by
MathMate
Coterminal angles are angles which, drawn in standard position, share a terminal side.
The initial side of measurements is always the x-axis (0 degree), and the terminal side is where the measurement of the angle is to be made.
So some of the coterminal angles of 60 degress are 420°, 780° -300° or -660°. A positive coterminal angle for -π/4 would be 7π/4. A negative one would be -9π/4.
You would be sure to find other ones as required.
The initial side of measurements is always the x-axis (0 degree), and the terminal side is where the measurement of the angle is to be made.
So some of the coterminal angles of 60 degress are 420°, 780° -300° or -660°. A positive coterminal angle for -π/4 would be 7π/4. A negative one would be -9π/4.
You would be sure to find other ones as required.
Answered by
Mariel
find positive and negative coterminal angle for 55(pi)/18
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