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For each point on the unit circle select the angle that corresponds to it.

For each point on the unit circle select the angle that corresponds to it.-example-1
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Let θ be the angle. Then we must have that


(\pi)/(4)<\theta<(\pi)/(2)

Of all the options, the only one that satisfies the condition above is (3π)/7

Hence, θ = (3π)/7

Therefore the angle for point B is (3π)/7

In the case of point A we must have that


0<\theta<(\pi)/(4)

In this case, the only possible angle is π / 5

Therefore the angle for point A is π / 5

In the case of point C we must have that


\pi<\theta<(3\pi)/(2)

In this case, the only possible angle is (4π) / 3

Therefore the angle for point C is (4π) / 3

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