For the rotation 5.5Pi, find the measure of the reference rotation and then draw the rotation in the standard position. Can someone explain how to do this so that I understand it well enough to do another problem like it. (Ex. (13/4)Pi)

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amistre64 · Answer

.... what is that french?

amistre64 · Answer

whats rotating?  and all that other stuff, about?

anonymous · Answer

It's trig stuff

amistre64 · Answer

trig is fine, but the question itself is too full of terms to make much sense to me.  Are we to start at 13/4 pi and rotate by 5.5 pi?

anonymous · Answer

no, they're separate problems, but I don't really understand the terms either

amistre64 · Answer

it has to be something spelled out in the material that you are studying off of

anonymous · Answer

Our class doesn't have a book and there really isn't anything that looks like it applies to it in the notes

amistre64 · Answer

well, good luck with it.  I cant puill anything up on google that helps me out ...

anonymous · Answer

Thanks, hopefully I'll find something