Angle x is conterminal with angle y. If the measure of angle x is greater than the measure of angle y, which statement is true regarding the values of x and y? x = y - 180n, for any positive integer n
x = y - 360n, for any integer n
x = y + 360n, for any positive integer n
x = y + 180n, for any integer n

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  x = y + 360n, for any positive integer n

Step-by-step explanation:

Since x is greater than y, something must be added to y to get x. Angles have the same co-terminal ray at multiples of 360°. Then the amount added to y must be some multiple of 360°:

  x = y + 360n . . . . . for positive integer n

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