what are the coordinates of the terminal point determined by θ=7π/6?

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anonymous · Answer

find $\frac{7\pi}{6}$ on the unit circle on the last page of the attached cheat sheet and you will see them
then i will show you how to find it if you can't use a cheat sheet

anonymous · Answer

oh thanks :) i found it, i'm just not sure how to use that

anonymous · Answer

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anonymous · Answer

read off the coordinates

anonymous · Answer

they are the coordinates of the ordered pair  you see at $\frac{7\pi}{6}$ let me know what you see there

anonymous · Answer

i see -√(3)/2, 1/2

anonymous · Answer

then you win

anonymous · Answer

oh wait, they should both be negative right?

anonymous · Answer

yes, sorry i forgot to type the negative sign there

anonymous · Answer

ok good

anonymous · Answer

so is that the answer or do i have to do more? i'm confused.. sorry

phi · Answer

what part do you not yet understand ?

1) do you know you start reading angles from the x-axis, on the right side ?
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2)  2 pi  is all the way around.  (If you convert 2 pi to degrees you will get 360 degrees)

3)  half way is pi  (or 180º   have you ever heard someone say " he did a 180" meaning turned and went in the opposite direction ?