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Algebra 2 and geometry is part of this. On question 11

Algebra 2 and geometry is part of this. On question 11-example-1
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Answer:


coterminal\text{ angle}=(2\pi)/(3)

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The coterminal of angle is determined by adding or subtracting 360 degrees (2pi) from the reference angle.

Given the reference angle in radians as shown:


(14\pi)/(3)

Subtract 360 degerees (2π) from the angle to have


\begin{gathered} (14\pi)/(3)-2\pi=(14\pi-6\pi)/(3)=(8\pi)/(3) \\ \end{gathered}

Subtract 2π from the result to have:


(8\pi)/(3)-2\pi=(8\pi-6\pi)/(3)=(2\pi)/(3)

Hence the coterminal angle that lies between 0 and 2π radians is 2π/3 rad

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