Step 1:

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The terminal point is $\"\"$ .

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Observe the terminal point.

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Here $\"\"$ and $\"\"$ , hence $\"\"$ lies in Quadrant I.

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(a)

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Find the terminal point determined by $\"\"$ .

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Since $\"\"$ lies in Quadrant I, $\"\"$ lies in Quadrant II.

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$\"\"$ is a angle in Quadrant II, hence $\"\"$ .

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The terminal point is $\"\"$ .

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Step 2:

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(b)

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Find the terminal point determined by $\"\"$ .

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$\"\"$ is reflection along $\"\"$ -axis.

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Since $\"\"$ lies in Quadrant I, $\"\"$ lies in Quadrant IV.

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$\"\"$ is a angle in Quadrant IV, hence $\"\"$ .

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The terminal point is $\"\"$ .

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Step 3:

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(c)

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Find the terminal point determined by $\"\"$ .

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Since $\"\"$ lies in Quadrant I, $\"\"$ lies in Quadrant III.

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$\"\"$ is a angle in Quadrant III, hence $\"\"$ .

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The terminal point is $\"\"$ .

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Step 4:

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(d)

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Find the terminal point determined by $\"\"$ .

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Since $\"\"$ lies in Quadrant I, $\"\"$ lies in Quadrant I.

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$\"\"$ is a angle in Quadrant I, hence $\"\"$ .

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The terminal point is $\"\"$ .

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Solution:

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(a) The terminal point is $\"\"$ .

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(b) The terminal point is $\"\"$ .

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(c) The terminal point is $\"\"$ .

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(d) The terminal point is $\"\"$ .