Answer:
PQO and OQP
Step-by-step explanation:
PQO: lines OQ and PQ make the angle.
OQP: Not really sure why it asks for two names. You can probably just flip PQO to OQP and that might work. N is not part of the angle so you can't have an answer with that letter.
Answer:

Step-by-step explanation:

Answer:
<em>I've attached a picture of a unit circle with the quadrant labeled. </em>
<u>Calculate the degree of 5п 8 radians:</u>

<u>Locate the general location of 112.5° on the unit circle:</u>
It's between 120°(
) and 90°(
).
<u>Find the quadrant it lies in:</u>
Quadrant II
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