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3 years ago

Find a positive angle less than one revolution around the unit circle that is co-terminal with the given angle: 2012°.

2 answers:

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2012/360 (do your division) = 5.58888888 < - so more than 5 revolutions

2012-5(360) *factor our your answer here* = 212 (this is your answer)

Pie3 years ago

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Divide 2012 by 360: 5.588888....

This means "5 full revolutions" plus 0.5888... of a revolution."

(0.5888 ... )*(360 degrees) = 212 degrees (answer)

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