Question

How do you graph `theta=-(5pi)/6`?

Answer 1

If you are using polar graph paper, then you place your straight edge over the origin and rotate it clockwise `(5pi)/6" radians"` (this will place it at the angle `(7pi)/6`) and draw a straight line.

If you are using Cartesian graph paper, then plot the line

`y = tan(-(5pi)/6)x`

`y = sqrt3/3x`