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Find the reference angle for the angle $\frac{25\pi}{6}$. The reference angle is $oxed{}$ . (Type your answer in radians. Type an integer or a simplified fraction.

          Find the reference angle for the angle $\frac{25\pi}{6}$.
The reference angle is $oxed{}$ .
(Type your answer in radians. Type an integer or a simplified fraction.
        
Find the reference angle for the angle (25π)/(6).
The reference angle is oxed .
(Type your answer in radians. Type an integer or a simplified fraction.

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00:01 Okay, i put this here for you for us to use this reference.
00:03 A is wanting you to find the reference angle for 7 pi over 10.
00:08 Okay.
00:09 Well, this is, this is 180 or pi minus the angle.
00:23 The angle minus pi, and this would be 2 pi minus the angle.
00:31 Okay.
00:33 So 7 pi over 10.
00:35 Well, 5 over 10 is the same thing as 1 over 2, which would be pi over 2.
00:44 And pi over 2 is right here.
00:46 So 7 pi over 10 is somewhere in this quadrant.
00:52 We have to understand what quadrant is in so that we can understand.
00:58 Now we need to do pi minus 7 pi over 10.
01:05 Well, pi is the same thing as 10 pi over 10, because 10 over 10 is 1.
01:10 So the reference angle is going to be 3 pi over 10.
01:16 Your next angle is 11 pi over 8.
01:25 Okay.
01:28 So 8 over 8 equals 1.
01:40 12 over 8 would equal 1 .12 over 8 would equal 1 .5.
01:44 So that would be here...
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