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15) Which of these is equivalent to -5pie rad ? A) -1800° B) -900° C) -72° D) -36°
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15) Which of these is equivalent to -5pie rad ? A) -1800° B) -900° C) -72° D) -36°
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15) Which of these is equivalent to -5pie rad ?
A) -1800°
B) -900°
C) -72°
D) -36°
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