share the same terminal side: 45° and -315º.
Mathematics, 05.05.2020 22:40 LILYTH8413
The graph on the right shows two angles that
share the same terminal side: 45° and -315º.
Together, the angles form a circle.
What if you subtract the angle measures?
45°-(-3159) =
-315º – 45º =
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The graph on the right shows two angles that
share the same terminal side: 45° and -315º.
share the same terminal side: 45° and -315º.
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