Which point on the unit circle corresponds to −4π3?
(-12, 3√2)
(-3√2, 12)
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Which point on the unit circle corresponds to −4π3?
(-12, 3√2)
(-3√2, 12)
(12, −3√2)
(3√2, −12)
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