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For this case we have the following angle:


\theta=-(23\pi)/(6)=-690º

Part a:

Quadrant I

Part b:

We can do this 2*360 -690 = 30º


(\pi)/(6)=30º

Part c

for this case we can do this:


x=1\cdot\cos 30=\frac{\sqrt[]{3}}{2},y=1\cdot\sin 30=(1)/(2)

Then the point where theta intersect the unit circle is:


(\frac{\sqrt[]{3}}{2},(1)/(2))

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