SOLUTION: Name in degrees the smallest non-negative angle that is coterminal with -10/3 pi.
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Question 156587: Name in degrees the smallest non-negative angle that is coterminal with -10/3 pi.
Answer by stanbon(75887) (Show Source): You can put this solution on YOUR website!
the smallest non-negative angle that is coterminal with -10/3 pi.
(-10/3)pi + 4pi = (2/3)pi = (2/3)*180 = 120 degrees
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Stan H.
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