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100 Points! Algebra question. Photo attached. Please show as much work as possible. Thank you!

100 Points! Algebra question. Photo attached. Please show as much work as possible-example-1

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Answer:

A. 440°, -280°

B. 17π/6, -7π/6

Explanation:

You want angles coterminal with the given angle, one with a positive sign, and one with a negative sign.

Coterminal angles

Adding an integer multiple of 360° = 2π radians to any angle will give the measure of a coterminal angle.

A. 80°

A positive coterminal angle is ...

80° +360° = 440°

A negative coterminal angle is ...

80° -360° = -280°

B. 5π/6

A positive coterminal angle is ...

5π/6 +2π = 17π/6

A negative coterminal angle is ...

5π/6 -2π = -7π/6

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Additional comment

We have used the smallest multiples of 1 full rotation around the origin. You could choose others. For example, adding 3600° to the first angle will give 3680° as a positive angle coterminal with 80°.

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