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3 years ago

Are 35° and -685° coterminal?

Mathematics

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Naya [18.7K]3 years ago

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Answer: YES

<u>Step-by-step explanation:</u>

Coterminal means they are located at the same place on the Unit Circle but are n-rotations clockwise or counterclockwise.

Start with 35° and continue to subtract 360° (which is one rotation) until you reach -685° or pass it. If you reach -685°, then it is coterminal. If you pass it, then it is not coterminal.

35° - 360° = -325°

-325° - 360° = -685°

So, -685° is 2 rotations counterclockwise to 35°, which means the two angles are coterminal to each other.

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