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What is the reference angle for 7pi/6? A. pi/6 B. pi/4 C. pi/3 D. 5pi/6 E. pi
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What is the reference angle for 7pi/6? A. pi/6 B. pi/4 C. pi/3 D. 5pi/6 E. pi
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What is the reference angle for 7pi/6?
A. pi/6
B. pi/4
C. pi/3
D. 5pi/6
E. pi
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Answer:
pi/6
got it right on plato
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