4.1+(day+1)+due+8-25


 * __REMINDER:__ Problems need to be in numerical order and at the end of each section the name of the person who worked the problems and the person who checked the problems needs to be listed.**


 * 24, 26, 28**

For 28a, 7.9° is greater than 0°, but less than 90° thus keeping to the First Quadrant. 28b, 257.5° is greater than 180°, but less than 270° allowing it in the Quadrant Three. Done by Aggie Tutia
 * 24)** **100**° (Has to be greater than 90°, but less than 180°)
 * 26) 310**° (Subtract the estimation of the acute angle's degree, has to be less than 90° and greater than 45° ((I used 50°)) from 360°)
 * 28) a) Quadrant One**
 * b) Quadrant Three**

EDIT: 24) I put 135 degrees but that's also between 90 and 180 degrees so they're both correct. 26) I got 300 degrees because I thought the acute angle looked like 60 degrees but again it's all correct. **The angle is - 300 degrees because it is rotating clockwise.**

28) a. Correct b. Correct

Edited by Rebekah Adair

36 & 38



Completed by: Abby Demiano EDIT: 36) Correct. thats exactly what I did for a. b) for this one I wasn't sure either. i said n was two as well because angle is more than 360 degrees. For negative I used n=2, but not sure for why negative coterminal we don't incorporate n. **36b) n does not have to be 2, n just represents how many possible rotations you can make to get the next coterminal angle. EX: one rotation, n=1, two rotations, n=2, etc. Another correct answer would be 474 degrees.** 38a) thats what I got for positive. For negative i also used n, i'm not sure if i should've. b) i used 3 for n too because angle is more than 2 revolutions. i have same answer, but for negative my answer is much lower because i multiplied -360 by 3 for n. I'm not sure what the right answer is. **38a) another correct answer: - 85 degrees & - 805 degrees.**

Edited by Kelsey Harmon

I converted from degrees to Radians. Then used subtracted the radians from pie over two to find the compliments and subtracted the radians from pie to find the supplements. -Thomas Maranuk
 * 40, 42, and 44**

EDIT: 40a. There is __no__ complement to 109 degrees because 109>90 degrees, and angles can only have a complement if they equal up to 90 degrees. The supplement is correct. 42. Correct 44. For the complement I got 5 pi / 36 because when you convert 25 degrees (the complement of 75 degrees), you must multiply 25 by pi/180 deg. This simplifies out to 5 pi/ 36. **The complement of 75 degrees is __15 degrees__**

Edited/ Checked by: Blake Schreiber