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Unit circle question: Find two angles, in radians, that represent the given point. Will draw picture
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@amistre64 can you maybe help?
How dud you know it was pi/4? Why not something like pi/6? Is there a way to tell?
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So I don't have to eyeball it and guess, it's just always pi/4 if its shown like that?
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You just assume its in the middle and not slightly off?
@Loser66 Im just going to assume yes. What about the -7pi/4 answer you got?
you have 2 ways to move: counterclock and clockwise. Both start and stop at the same points and their value as I stated above.
So one last question then. Can I make this assumption? |dw:1377720979588:dw|
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