An angle is coterminal with another angle if they have the same initial and terminal sides. To find an angle that is coterminal with a 95° angle, we can add or subtract a multiple of 360° (one full rotation) to the original angle.
So the measures that are coterminal with a 95° angle can be expressed as:
95° + 360°n, for any integer n (to get a larger positive angle)
or
95° - 360°n, for any integer n (to get a smaller positive angle)
Simplifying these expressions, we get:
(1) 95° + 360°n, for any integer n
(2) 95° - 360°n, for any integer n
Note that options (1) and (2) represent the same set of angles, since adding or subtracting multiples of 360° does not change the angle's position or orientation.
Option (3) includes angles that are less than one full rotation (less than 360°) and therefore cannot be coterminal with a 95° angle.
Option (4) includes angles that are greater than one full rotation and therefore overlap with option (1).
Therefore, the measure that is coterminal with a 95° angle is option (1): 95° + 360°n, for any integer n.


