Question
I need help with this.. it's for my midterm review. My midterm is next week. I would appreciate the help.
Determine two coterminal angles (one positive and one negative) for each angle. The answer must be in degrees.
a) 36 degrees
b) -120 degrees
c) 300 degrees
d) -420 degrees
Determine two coterminal angles (one positive and one negative) for each angle. The answer must be in degrees.
a) 36 degrees
b) -120 degrees
c) 300 degrees
d) -420 degrees
Answers
Reiny
adding or subtracting multiples of 360º to any angle will result in the rotating arm ending in the same position, thus giving you "coterminal" angles
so 36º + 360º = 396º
36 - 360 = -324
so that to each of your angles.
(for -420 you will have to add 720 to obtain a positive result)
so 36º + 360º = 396º
36 - 360 = -324
so that to each of your angles.
(for -420 you will have to add 720 to obtain a positive result)
Joe
Thx! I really do understand it now. What if they give me like pi/9.... How do i find two coterminal angles (one positive and one negative) in RADIANS.
Damon
360 degrees is 2 pi radians so adding or subtracting 2 pi (or a multiple of 2 pi) to an angle in radians brings you to the same place.
renztane
-120 degree
renztane
480 degre
Neko
how do i get a coterminal angle from something like pi/6 ????????
luis
820
Vipul
I need help on coterminals, I have NO! idea on how to do it
Jon
so I have the conterminal angle of 111 degree. So do I add and subtract with 360 degree or 180 degree?
astro boy
lol this was one of my final questions for trig/precal