Since \[ \text{sin}\theta = -0.244 \], we need to locate \[ \theta \] angles where sine is negative. Sine is negative in the third and fourth quadrants:
- In the third quadrant, the angle is \[ 180^{\text{°}} + \theta \]
- In the fourth quadrant, the angle is \[ 360^{\text{°}} - \theta \]
For our case, we use \[ \theta = 14.1^{\text{°}} \]:
- Third quadrant angle: \[ 180^{\text{°}} + 14.1^{\text{°}} = 194.1^{\text{°}} \]
- Fourth quadrant angle: \[ 360^{\text{°}} - 14.1^{\text{°}} = 345.9^{\text{°}} \]
So, the angles within the interval \[ \text{0° to 360°} \] that satisfy \[ \text{sin}\theta = -0.244 \] are \[ 194.1^{\text{°}} \] and \[ 345.9^{\text{°}} \].