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Chapter 6: Q. 13 (page 365)

Draw the angle in standard position.

135°

Short Answer

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Angle is

Step by step solution

01

Given information

135°

02

Solution

An angle of 135°consists of90°followed by a rotation through 45°.

03

Plotting the angle

Angle is

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