Example Question - angle conversion
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Find the Value of x in Degrees and Minutes
<p>The image does not provide the full question, only a partial instruction which translates to "Find the value of x in degrees and minutes for the given." Without the full context or values, we cannot solve for x.</p> <p>To solve a question like this with given values, we would usually convert x from degrees to minutes by multiplying the degrees by 60, since there are 60 minutes in a degree. If x were given in minutes and seconds, we would convert the minutes to degrees by dividing by 60, and convert the seconds to minutes by dividing by 60 again, then add these to the minutes portion of the angle. However, the specific numeric value of x and the rest of the question is needed to provide a numerical answer.</p>
Finding Coterminal Angle within 0° and 360°
Two angles are coterminal if they differ by a multiple of 360°. To find an angle θ coterminal with 1139° that lies between 0° and 360°, you can subtract 360° from 1139° repeatedly until the result is within the specified range. 1139° - 360° = 779° (first subtraction) 779° - 360° = 419° (second subtraction) 419° - 360° = 59° (third subtraction) 59° is the angle coterminal with 1139° that lies between 0° and 360°.
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