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which represents the reference angle for 5pi/6
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pi=180 degree 5pi/6=5*180/6=5*30=150 degree
the choices are a. 5pi/6 b. pi/3 c. pi/4 d. pi/6
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no.. it is pi/6
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thanks and ur 100 % sure?
check this out..: https://answers.yahoo.com/question/index?qid=20090308213216AANZGCx
ow thanks a lot:)
you can also check this: http://math.tutorcircle.com/trigonometry/how-to-find-reference-angles-in-radians.html#
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