Does point P lie on the unit circle? If Point P is the point on the terminal arm of angle  that intersects the unit circle, in which quadrant does P lie?

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Does point P lie on the unit circle? If Point P is the point on the terminal arm of angle  that intersects the unit circle, in which quadrant does P lie? Yes III Determine the exact values of the 6 trigonometric ratios. Math 30-11

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