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OpenStudy (anonymous):

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OpenStudy (atlas):

can you draw pi/4 angle

OpenStudy (atlas):

no

OpenStudy (atlas):

see pi (in radians) mean 180 degrees

OpenStudy (atlas):

right....

OpenStudy (atlas):

now can you draw it

OpenStudy (atlas):

in a unit circle draw pi/4

OpenStudy (atlas):

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OpenStudy (atlas):

on ^^

OpenStudy (anonymous):

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OpenStudy (atlas):

right

OpenStudy (atlas):

now tell me what is a reference angle

OpenStudy (atlas):

A reference angle is the smallest angle that a given angle makes with the x-axis

OpenStudy (atlas):

|dw:1389975106631:dw| All these angles have their reference angle as pi/4

OpenStudy (atlas):

find out which one is equivalent to the options you have

OpenStudy (atlas):

right

OpenStudy (atlas):

you didn't need any help....you did it on your own :)

OpenStudy (atlas):

try 15pi/4 and 19pi/4 as well and see what you get

OpenStudy (atlas):

the best way is to add and subtract pi/4 from all the number to see if you get integral value in pi terms (like pi, 2pi, 3pi and so on)

OpenStudy (atlas):

i told you the answers 15pi/4 and 19pi/4

OpenStudy (atlas):

other than what you already got

OpenStudy (atlas):

yeah

OpenStudy (atlas):

but the answers will not come straight in these either

OpenStudy (anonymous):

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