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all right what iamp;#39;d like to do is show you guys how to find the point on the unit circle uh given the point uh xy given the real number uh first one is seven pi over six so what we need to do is we need to first determine where is this going to be on our unit circle so i have a iamp;#39;m going to have an example in the unit circle um but i need to point where exactly is this point going to be well if i notice my denominator is six so therefore iamp;#39;m going to be breaking each half of each half of my circle into six all right so that was on page 278 so um what we first need to look at is we say all right um so the first thing i need to do is if i know guys right over here this is six over six correct because if iamp;#39;m starting here this is either at if you go from round this is zero and twelve pi because remember this is pi and this is two pi so you guys have to remember when going around the unit circle halfway around as pi all the way around is two pi so therefore i
