6. (2 points) Write two angles NOT on the unit circle for which tan(angle) = -1 Angle #1: Angle #2:
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Since tan is negative, we know that the opposite and adjacent sides must have opposite signs. For angle #1, let's choose a right triangle with an opposite side of length 1 and an adjacent side of length -1. Show more…
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