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Two angles are said to be coterminal if when they are drawn in a standard position, their terminal sides are on the same location. A coterminal angle can be determined by adding or subtracting 360 degrees to the given angle. Thus, for the given -620 degrees angle we add continuously 360 until we find an angle that is in the choices.
-620 + 360 = -260-260 + 360 = 100
Therefore, Angle M is equal to 100 degrees.
-620 + 360 = -260-260 + 360 = 100
Therefore, Angle M is equal to 100 degrees.
The measure of the coterminal angle is 100°.
What is the measure of angle M?
We know that for an angle A, all the coterminal angles B are of the form:
B = A + n*360°
Where n is an integer number.
Then we must find M such that:
M = -620° + n*360°
and:
0 < M < 360°
Notice that if we take n = 2 we get:
M = -620° + 2*360° = 100°
The measure of angle M is 100°
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