Angle Measures Practice. Determine the reference angle for the following angles:

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Angle Measures Practice

Determine the reference angle for the following angles:

ReferenceAngle

Find a positive and a negative coterminal angle for the following:

NegativePositive AngleCoterminalCoterminal

What is the equation set-up for converting the following fractional angle to DMS (Degrees/Minutes/Seconds)?

Convert the following to radians:

DegreesRadians

Determine the length of the third side of the following property. 12 miles s

Determine the length of the third side of the following property. 12 miles s