How would you determine conterminal angles in radian measures when it is in degrees of pi?
I have this question for 3pi/4 so I already know I need to do something like this
3pi/4 + 2pi =
3pi/4 - 2pi =
but I don't understand how to get the answer

Question

How would you determine conterminal angles in radian measures when it is in degrees of pi? 
I have this question for 3pi/4 so I already know I need to do something like this
3pi/4 + 2pi =
3pi/4 - 2pi = 
but I don't understand how to get the answer

phi · Answer

multiply 2pi by 4/4  so you get  8 pi /4

or, work in degrees,  and then change back to radians

radians *  180/pi  -->  degrees

degrees * pi/180 ---> radians

phi · Answer

Though I am not sure of exactly what the question is

anonymous · Answer

is that the answer for both? I think its the answer for the first one. so the other answer would be -5pi/4 right?

anonymous · Answer

the question is "determine two conterminal angles in radian measures (one positive and one negative) for the given angle 3pi/4"

phi · Answer

ok,  (but you mean coterminal   not con terminal, right ?)
in that case you have the correct answers
11 pi/4  and -5 pi /4

anonymous · Answer

yes thank you, sorry my autocorrect went a little wacky

phi · Answer

oh... I hate autocorrect... it keeps "fixing" things