CONCEPT PREVIEW Refer to Exercises 7-12 in the previous section, and use those results to solve each equation over the interval ( left[0^{circ}, 360^{circ} ight) ). 7. ( sin frac{ heta}{2}=0 ) 8. ( sin frac{ heta}{2}=-1 ) 9. ( cos frac{ heta}{2}=-frac{1}{2} )
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