t = 4π/3 (a) Find the reference number for the value of t.
\(\bf t=\cfrac{5\pi}{3}\qquad \pi \approx 3.1416 \qquad \implies \cfrac{5\cdot 3.1416}{3}\)
i tried that but it was wrong when i put it in
sounds pretty ambiguous... can you post a screenshot of the material?
hmm I used 5 it's 4, shoot a... anyhow
do you have a Unit Circle?
for this question?
thats all there is to this question
for any whatsoever.... you should, is handy for getting known angles well, many online http://mathref.weebly.com/uploads/7/6/5/6/7656473/3491886_orig.jpg
notice where \(\bf \cfrac{4\pi}{3}\) is, the reference angle is the angle it'd make with the x-axis
i know that. its just that every answer i put in is wrong
wait nvm i got the answer. i just used the wrong pi symbol
you use the angle the terminal point makes with the x-axis, and then "REFERENCE IT" to the 1st Quadrant
thanks anyway
yw
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