The terminal side of an angle measuring pi/6 radians intersects the unit circle at what point?

ANSWER

It will intersect the unit circle at the point



EXPLANATION

The point

lies on the unit circle.

This explains the reason why


The right hand side is the Pythagorean identity which simplifies to,



An angle whose terminal side measures


will intersect the unit circle at



This simplifies to



See diagram

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