Coterminal angles are angles that have the same initial side and the same terminal sides. We determine coterminal angle of a given angle by adding or subtracting 360° or 2π.
Find a positive and a negative coterminal angle for each given angle.
Problem 1 :
326°
Solution :
Drawing 326° in the xy-plane, we get
Keeping the initial side and terminal side as it is, we have to cover 34° in the negative direction (clockwise direction).
Let θ' be the coterminal angle.
θ' = 326 - 360 ==> -34°
θ' = 360 + 326 ==> 686°
So, coterminal angles of 326° are -34° and 686°.
Note : We can find many angles like this.
Problem 2 :
530°
Solution :
Drawing 530° in the xy-plane,
360 + 170 = 530
Finding negative angle :
Keeping the initial side and terminal side as it is, we have to cover 190° in the negative direction (clockwise direction).
Let θ' be the coterminal angle.
θ' = 170 - 360 ==> -190°
Finding positive angle :
θ' = 360° - 190° ==> 170°
So, coterminal angles are -190° and 170°
Problem 3 :
-215°
Solution :
Drawing -215° in the xy-plane, the terminal side will lie in the
360 = -215° + (-θ')
θ' = -215° - 360°
θ' = -575°
360° - 215° ==> 145°
So, coterminal angles are -575° and 145°.
Problem 4 :
215°
Solution :
Drawing 215° in the xy-plane, the terminal side will lie in the
Finding the positive angle :
θ' = 360° + 215°
θ' = 575°
Finding negative angle :
In a clock wise direction, angle covered between initial side and terminal side.
θ' = 215 - 360°
θ' = -145°
Problem 5 :
-660°
Solution :
Drawing -660° in the xy-plane,
Finding the positive angle :
Leaving the initial and terminal side as it is, we move in anticlock wise direction to cover 60°.
Finding negative angle :
Moving in a clockwise direction, we get -300°
So, the coterminal angles of -660° are 60° and -300°.
Problem 6 :
172°
Solution :
Drawing 172° in the xy-plane,
Finding the positive angle :
Leaving the initial and terminal side as it is, we move in anticlock wise direction, then we will complete a circle and reaches the same.
So,
θ' = 360° + 172°
θ' = 532°
Finding negative angle :
Moving in a clockwise direction,
θ' = 172° - 360°
θ' = -188°
So, the coterminal angles of 172° are 532° and -188°.
Problem 7 :
-340°
Solution :
Finding the positive angle :
Leaving the initial and terminal side as it is, we move in anticlock wise direction, we have to reach the same.
So,
θ' = 20
Finding negative angle :
Moving in a clockwise direction, after completing the circle, keep on moving to reach the same position
θ' = - 360° - 340°
θ' = -700°
So, the coterminal angles of -340° are 20° and -700°.
Problem 8 :
495°
Solution :
495° = 360° + 135°
Finding the positive angle :
Moving in a anticlock wise Angle between the initial side and terminal side by leaving a round, we get
θ' = 360° + 135°
θ' = 135°
Finding negative angle :
Moving in a clockwise direction, after completing the circle, keep on moving to reach the same position
θ' = 135° - 360°
θ' = -225°
So, the coterminal angles of 495° are 135° and -225°.
Problem 9 :
-210°
Solution :
Finding the positive angle :
Angle between the initial side and terminal side in anticlock wise direction
θ' = -210° + 360°
θ' = 150°
Finding negative angle :
Moving in a clockwise direction, after completing the circle, keep on moving to reach the same position
θ' = -360° - 210°
θ' = -570°
So, the coterminal angles of -210° are 150° and -570°.
Problem 10 :
530°
Solution :
530° = 360° + 170°
Finding the positive angle :
After completing a round angle between the initial side and terminal side is 170°.
Finding negative angle :
In a clock wise direction,
θ' = 170° - 360°
θ' = -190°
So, the coterminal angles of 530° are 170° and -190°.
Problem 11 :
-84°
Solution :
Finding negative angle :
In a clock wise direction,
θ' = -360° - 84°
θ' = -444°
Finding the positive angle :
Angle between the initial side and terminal side in anticlockwise direction.
θ' = 360° - 84°
θ' = 276°
So, the coterminal angles of -84° are 276° and -444°.
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