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Find the reference angle. -230°

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Find the reference angle.
-230°

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pretty sure it would be like 90 or something, don't know if it's -90 or just 90 tho

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Csoler answered Mar 7, 2023

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50 degrees

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-230 is the same as 130 in quadrant II

reference angle 180 - 130 = 50 degrees

Rinke answered Mar 12, 2023

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