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If an angle of 11pi/30 radian is in standard position. What is the reference angle in radian?

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Answer:


(11\pi)/(30)

Explanation:

The reference angle is an acute angle that angle in standard position makes with the positive x-axis.

The given angle in radians is


(11\pi)/(30)

This angle is already acute and hence it is itself a reference angle.

The reference angle of any angle in the first quadrant is the same angle.

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