Please all answer In Exercises 7-14, fiad the point (r, y) on the unitcircle that corresponds to the real number t.TTTT7. t =3.4.5 m10. t=49. 1=11T11. t =312. t =6.3 T13. t =14. t = T

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In Exercises 7-14, fad the point (x, y) on the unit circle that corresponis to the real number t. TT TT 7. t = 3 5 т 10. t= 4 9. 17 11 T 12. t= 11. t = 3 T 13. t =D 2 14. t = T