Matt had instructions to take a box of nails to a classroom that has a number equal to the remainder of the division 2960÷9. matt took the nails to class room 17. without performing calculations, tell whether matt is correct

Coterminal angles are angles with the same terminal side.

When we have an angle A, the coterminal angles can be written as:

A + k*(360°)

where k can be any integer number. (Notice that when we have k = 0, means that A is coterminal with itself)

Then the set of all the coterminal angles to -225° is:

{-225° + k*360°I k ∈ Z}

where Z is the set of integer numbers.