Trigonometry Examples

330 °

$330 °$

Step 1

Since the angle

330 °

$330 °$ is in the fourth quadrant, subtract

330 °

$330 °$ from

360 °

$360 °$ .

360 ° - 330 °

$360 ° - 330 °$

Step 2

Subtract

330

$330$ from

360

$360$ .

30 °

$30 °$

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