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If the terminal point determined by t is p(a, b), then (a) the terminal point p(x, y) determined by π−t is x= and y= ; (b) the terminal point p(x, y) determined by −t is x= and y= ; (c) the terminal point p(x, y) determined by π+t is x= and y= ; (d) the terminal point p(x, y) determined by 2π+t is x= and y=

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