Consider the angle shown below, which measures 1 radian. We will center a circle at the angle's vertex. 1 rad a. The terminal point is how many radii above the center of the circle? radii Preview *Try again. Can you use the sine or cosine function to answer this question? b. The terminal point is how many radii to the right of the center of the circle? radii Preview *Try again. Can you use the sine or cosine function to answer this question? c. Using your answers from parts (a) and (b), determine the slope of the terminal ray. Slope of the terminal ray = Preview *Try again. How does the slope of the terminal ray relate to your answers to parts a. and b.? (Hint: we generally compute a slope as An angle's initial ray points in the 3-o'clock direction. a. If the angle measures 0.3 radians what is the slope of the angle's terminal ray? Preview b. If the angle measures 1.5 radians what is the slope of the angle's terminal ray? Preview c. If the angle measures 2.4 radians what is the slope of the angle's terminal ray? Preview d. If the angle measures radians what is the slope of the angle's terminal ray? Preview