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Chapter 13: Q. 23 (page 712)

Draw an angle with given measure of -150° in standard position.

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The angle -150°in standard position lies in third quadrant and is shown below.

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Step 1. Write down the given information.

The given angle is-150°.

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Step 2. Draw the given angle.

The given angle of-150°in standard position is drawn as shown below.

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Step 3. Conclusion.

From the drawn angle of -150°, it can be interpreted that the angle lies in third quadrant.

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