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so so very lost with this. Find the reference angle for the given angle. (a) 10π/3 (b) 33π/4 (c) −35π/6 I would like to understand how to do one of them at least.
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just subtract multiples of 2pi so that 0<the resultant < 2pi
or add, if original is negative
so for A) i got \[-4\pi/3\]
but that was the wrong answer
i did that for A, B, and C. but i got the wrong answers
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is \[ 0<\frac {-4 \pi}{3}< 2\pi\]
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