LordofDirT
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Am I crazy, or does 11pi/4 lie in quadrant 3? That's what the back of my book says. But when I count it out on the unit circle it lands in quadrant 2 where 3pi/4 is located.
The discussion revolves around the placement of the angle 11π/4 on the unit circle and its relation to quadrants. Participants are examining the properties of angles in trigonometry and their corresponding positions in the coordinate system.
The discussion is active, with participants providing insights into the angle's placement and clarifying misunderstandings. Some guidance has been offered regarding the interpretation of the original question and the relationship between angles.
There is a noted confusion regarding the original question's angle, which was -11π/4, leading to different interpretations of quadrant placement. Participants are also reflecting on the importance of accurately reading the problem statement.