Choose the correct answer. A toy car moving from the bottom of the loop falls off at an angle of \( 85.0^{\circ} \) measured from the \( x \)-axis. What is the car's angular displacement from the bottom of the loop to where it fell, in radians? 3.05 175 1.48 85
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