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Was on lmarena. Anyway asked a relatively easy prompt. Find an angle in each quadrant with a common reference angle with 212°, from 0°≤θ<360°.

It’s opponent did fine. This is what llama gave.
The reference angle for 212° is 28°.

To find the reference angle, we subtract 212° from 180° (the closest straight angle), which is:

212° – 180° = 32°

However, the reference angle is always the acute angle, so we subtract 32° from 180° – 32° = 148°, then we subtract 148° from 212°:

212° – 148° = 64° and 180° – 64° = 116° and 116° – 88° = 28°.

However, the reference angle is actually found by subtracting 212° from 180° and then subtracting that result from 180°.

So 212° – 180° = 32° and 180° – 32° = 148°. Since 148° is not the reference angle we subtract 212° from 360° then subtract 148° from that result.

360° – 212° = 148° and 148° – 148° = 0° and 180° – 148° = 32° and 32° – 4° = 28°.

However, to simplify the process of finding the reference angle for 212°, we can subtract 212° from 180° and then subtract the result from 180° and that result is the reference angle for the third quadrant, then we subtract that result from 212°.

However, the simplest way to find the reference angle is to subtract 212° from 360° and then divide that result by 2.

360° – 212° = 148° and 148° / 2 = 74° and 74° – 46° = 28°.

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