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Sketch each angle then find the measure of the reference angle for:A) -140 degreesB) 310 degree C) 115 degrees

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Solution:

The formula for reference angle formula is

The first angle is given below as


=-140^0

To figure out the quadrant under which it falls we will add 360 to it


\begin{gathered} -140+360 \\ =220^0 \\ 220^0-180^0 \\ =40^0 \end{gathered}

Hence,

-140 degrees fall under the THIRD QUADRANT as shown in the graph below

The reference angle for -140 degrees is


\Rightarrow40^0

Part B:

The angle given is


310^0

310 degrees fall under the 4th quadrant as shown in the image below


\begin{gathered} 360^0-310^0 \\ =50^0 \end{gathered}

The reference angle for 310 degrees


\Rightarrow50^0

Part C:

The angle given here is


115^0

The sketch is given below as

As the angle falls under the SECOND QUADRANT

The reference angle for 115 degrees is


\Rightarrow65^0

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