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Plot the following radian measures on the given unit circle

Plot the following radian measures on the given unit circle-example-1
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By our very goofy system the circle constant
\pi denotes half a circle,
180^\circ. So the conversion factor from radians to degrees is



( 180^\circ)/(\pi)



(\pi)/(3) * ( 180^\circ)/(\pi) = 60 ^\circ


Calling the rightmost dot [1] and counting counterclockwise, that's dot [4].



(2\pi)/(3) * ( 180^\circ)/(\pi) = (2)/(3) * 180^\circ = 120^\circ


That's dot [6]



(4\pi)/(3) * ( 180^\circ)/(\pi) = (4)/(3) * 180^\circ = 240^\circ


That's dot [12]



(5\pi)/(3) * ( 180^\circ)/(\pi) = (5)/(3) * 180^\circ = 300^\circ


That's dot [14]





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Plot the following radian measures on the given unit circle-example-1
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