41-54 - Terminal Points and Reference Numbers Find (a) the reference number for each value of t and (b) the terminal point determined by t. 41. 1 = 6 42. I = 3 43. 1 = 3 44. 1 = 3 45. 1= - 3 46. 1 = 6. 13т 47. 1 = 4 13т 48. 6 417 49. 1= 6. 17 50. 1 = 4 317 51. 1 = 3 52. 6 16 53. 1 = 3 417 54. 1 = 4

41-54 - Terminal Points and Reference Numbers Find (a) the reference number for each value of t and (b) the terminal point determined by t. 41. 1 = 6 42. I = 3 43. 1 = 3 44. 1 = 3 45. 1= - 3 46. 1 = 6. 13т 47. 1 = 4 13т 48. 6 417 49. 1= 6. 17 50. 1 = 4 317 51. 1 = 3 52. 6 16 53. 1 = 3 417 54. 1 = 4

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