Is 300 degrees the same as -60 degrees in a drawing?

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No.

Inside a circle, where the lines are drawn inside a 300 degrees angle will correspond with a 60 degrees angle, but the shaded parts are different. However, there is technically no such thing as a negative angle, so your answer is No.

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