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Here is the unit circle.

If \tan(a)>1 where could angle a be on the unit circle?

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For which angles O between 0 and 2\pi is cos(O)<0? Explain how you know.

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Illustrative Math - Algebra 2 - Unit 6 -Lesson 12

For which angles O between 0 and 2\pi is cos(O)<0? Explain how you know.

Illustrative Math - Algebra 2 - Unit 6 -Lesson 12

Here is the unit circle.If \tan(a)>1 where could angle a be on the unit circle?

For which angles O between 0 and 2\pi is cos(O)<0? Explain how you know.

Here is the unit circle.If \tan(a)>1 where could angle a be on the unit circle?

Here is the unit circle.

If \tan(a)>1 where could angle a be on the unit circle?

Here is the unit circle.

If \tan(a)>1 where could angle a be on the unit circle?