SOLUTION: What is the reference angle θ' from the angle of θ = 255°. How would θ and θ' appear in standard position? Thank you.
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Question 1062951: What is the reference angle θ' from the angle of θ = 255°. How would θ and θ' appear in standard position? Thank you.
Answer by stanbon(75887) (Show Source): You can put this solution on YOUR website!
hat is the reference angle θ' from the angle of θ = 255°. How would θ and θ' appear in standSard position? Thank you
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The reference angle is ALWAYS the positive acute angle
separating the given angle from the closest piece
of the x-axis
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Your Problem::
If t' = 255, the angle separating it
from the x-axis is 255-180 = 75 degrees
That is the reference angle.
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Since t is in QIII, the terminal sides of
t and t' are collinear.
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Cheers,
Stan H.
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