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Kinsley Franklin
15 January, 10:27
Find the reference angle of 10pi/13
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Blake Welch
15 January, 13:22
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3π/13
Step-by-step explanation:
In order to find the reference angle of a given angle, first of all, its quadrant is determined
In order to determine the quadrant,
10π/13=10 (180) / 13
=138.46
As the given angle belongs to 2nd quadrant, it will be subtracted from 180 degrees also denoted by pi.
So,
Reference angle for 10π/13 = π-10π/13
= (13π-10π) / 13
=3π/13
So the reference angle for 10π/13 is 3π/13 ...
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