The angle which is coterminal with -60 between 0 and 360 is; 300°.
<h3>Which angle is coterminal with -60?</h3>
Since, it follows that the representation of the angle -60 corresponds to 60° span in the clockwise direction.
Therefore, by going the conventional anticlockwise direction, the angle which is coterminal with -60 is; 300°.
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Slope/gradient = 5
y= MX + C
(-6,-26)
-6 is x1 and -26 is y1
so therefore y= 5x -26
The second one is a perfect square trinomial
X^2+16x+64
X=32
Explanation:
When you change sides, if in the left side you are multiplying, when you transfer it to right side you divide. Same thing should be done for addition subtraction.
So /-4 was division and negative number
When we transfered it, it became positive multiplication number