SOLUTION: The point which is NOT on the unit circle is a) (1/ sqrt 2, - 1/sqrt 2) b) (- sqrt 2, - sqrt 2) c) (- sqrt 2/2, sqrt2/2) d) (- sqrt2/2, 1/sqrt2)

SOLUTION: The point which is NOT on the unit circle is a) (1/ sqrt 2, - 1/sqrt 2) b) (- sqrt 2, - sqrt 2) c) (- sqrt 2/2, sqrt2/2) d) (- sqrt2/2, 1/sqrt2)

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Question 1053669: The point which is NOT on the unit circle is
a) (1/ sqrt 2, - 1/sqrt 2)
b) (- sqrt 2, - sqrt 2)
c) (- sqrt 2/2, sqrt2/2)
d) (- sqrt2/2, 1/sqrt2)
Answer by ikleyn(52787) (Show Source): You can put this solution on YOUR website!
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