Question

Choose the point on the terminal side of theta. For theta= (7pi)/6

Answer 1

solve the system: 2x-y+z=3, x+2y+z=12, 4x-3y+z=1

Answer 2

excuse me...Please dont post other questions of unanswred questions...

Answer 3

sorry first time using this! not sure how to use it!

Answer 4

hehe

Answer 5

Its alright. Thats why I was being cordial :) no hard feelings

Answer 6

So is anyone able to help me?

Answer 7

:)

Answer 8

got a Unit Circle? if not, just get one :)

Answer 9

tell me how does this thing works pls.

Answer 10

i do. but that didnt help

Answer 11

you should have a box on the top left corner of your screen that says ask a question. ask it there...

Answer 12

hmm, did you find \(\bf \cfrac{7\pi}{6}\) on the Unit Circle?

Answer 13

yes. at 210 degreess

Answer 14

k thanks

Answer 15

any values there for cosine and sine or x and y?

Answer 16

yes -sqrt3, and -1

Answer 17

both over 2

Answer 18

so would my answer be -sqrt3, -1?

Answer 19

right, well, then that's the point, whose coordinate is \(\bf \left(-\cfrac{\sqrt{3}}{2},-\cfrac{1}{2}\right)\)

Answer 20

:\\\what?

Answer 21

the point on the terminal side of \(\bf \cfrac{7\pi}{6}\)

Answer 22

ok...so I had the right answer?

Answer 23

because the (over two) portion isnt an option in the answers...

Answer 24

form the Unit Circle, yes

Answer 25

:D yay

Answer 26

thank you

Answer 27

yw