Problem 7. (10 points) Consider the angle ? = -7?/6. a. To which quadrant does ? belong? (Write your answer as a numerical value.) b. Find the reference angle for ? in radians. c. Find the point where ? intersects the unit circle. Note: You can earn partial credit on this problem.
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In this case, -7Ļ/6 is equivalent to 5Ļ/6, which falls in quadrant 2. ** Show moreā¦
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