Draw an angle in standard position with the given measure.
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VerifiedIn standard position, the initial side of the angle lies on the positive -axis, and each quadrant represents a full quarter-rotation.
Since the given angle is positive, we will make a counterclockwise rotation.
To draw an angle of radians, we will divide by a full rotation of radians and then rewrite the result as a more recognizable fraction to understand where to put the terminal side.
So, we see that rads is equivalent to . Thus, we get the following:
Note that in the standard position:
(1) The initial line should be horizontal
(2) The positive angles are measured in the counter-clockwise direction and negative angles are measured in the clockwise direction.
The standard position for an angle with the given measure is shown below:
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