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Match the x-coordinates with their corresponding pairs of y-coordinates on the unit circle. y=+- square root 5 over 3 y=+- square root 7 over 3 y=+- 3 over 3 y=+- 2 square root 2 over 2
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Match the x-coordinates with their corresponding pairs of y-coordinates on the unit circle.

y=+- square root 5 over 3
y=+- square root 7 over 3
y=+- 3 over 3
y=+- 2 square root 2 over 2

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this is correct on plato

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Match the x-coordinates with their corresponding pairs of y-coordinates on the unit-example-1
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