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(a) Find an angle between 0 and 2π that is coterminal with −19π10.

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Answer:


(\pi)/(10).

Explanation:

All coterminal angles of an angle
\theta are defined as


\theta +2n\pi or
\theta + n360^(\circ)

where, n is an integer.

The given angle is


\theta=-(19\pi)/(10)

So, all coterminal angles of an angle
\theta are


-(19\pi)/(10)+2n\pi

For n=1,


\Rightarrow -(19\pi)/(10)+2(1)\pi


\Rightarrow -(19\pi)/(10)+2\pi


\Rightarrow (-19\pi+20\pi)/(10)


\Rightarrow (1\pi)/(10)

Since,
(\pi)/(10) between 0 and 2π, therefore, the required coterminal angle is
(\pi)/(10).

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