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Marysya12 [62]
2 years ago
9

Find a positive angle less than 360 degrees or 2pi that is coterminal with 19pi/6

Mathematics
1 answer:
Kobotan [32]2 years ago
5 0

180\text{ \degree or }\pi\text{ radians}

Explanation

Coterminal angles19 are angles in standard position (angles with the initial side on the positive x-axis) that have a common terminal side

for instantce

tne angle -30 and angle 330 are coterminal

so

Step 1

Let

\text{angle}=\frac{19}{6}\pi

now, draw the angel

remember that:

\pi\text{ rad= 180 \degree}

so, convert the angle ( from radians to degrees)

\begin{gathered} \text{angle}=\frac{19}{6}\pi \\ \text{angle}=\frac{19}{6}\pi\cdot(\frac{180\text{ \degree}}{\pi\text{ rad}})=\frac{18}{6}\cdot180 \\ \text{angle}=540\text{ \degree} \end{gathered}

hence, 540 ° is the angle

Step 2

now, as we have an angle greater than 360 and smaller than 720

to find the cotermiinal angle, we need to subtract 360 from teh given angle,so

\begin{gathered} \cot er\min al\text{ angle= 540 \degree-360\degree} \\ \text{ coterminal angle=180 \degree} \end{gathered}

so, 180 ° is a positive angle less than 360 ° that is coterminal with 19 pi/6

finally, let's convert the answer into radians, so

180\text{ \degree(}\frac{\pi\text{ radi}}{180\text{ \degree}}\text{)=}\pi\text{ radians}

therefore the answer is

180\text{ \degree or }\pi\text{ radians}

I hope this helpsy ou

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