Answer:
Close to 8, not exactly.
Step-by-step explanation:
two angles are coterminal, namely land on the same spot on the circle.
let's check.
let's firstly divide 1965° by 360°, since 360° is a full circle, that way we know <u>how many full circles are</u> in 1965°.
1965 ÷ 360, gives us a quotient of 5 with some remainder.
5 * 360 = 1800, 5 full circles
if we subtract the full circles from 1965
1965 - 1800 = 165
low and behold, the remainder from that division is 165° ✔
in other words, 1965°, goes around the circle 5 times and then lands 165° after all that, in the same spot as 165°.
It is A, there is no solution to the problem
Answer:
W = (h-kn-1)/2
Step-by-step explanation:
h - 2W = kn +1
Subtract h from each side
h - 2W-h = kn +1-h
-2W = kn +1-h
Divide each side by -2
-2W/-2 = (kn+1-h)/-2
W = (h-kn-1)/2
