An arctic village maintains a circular cross-country ski trail that has a radius of 2.9 kilometers. A skier started skiing from the position (-1.464, 2.503), measured in kilometers, and skied counter-clockwise for 2.61 kilometers, where he paused for a brief rest. (Consider the circle to be centered at the origin). Determine the ordered pair (in both kilometers and radii) on the coordinate axes that identifies the location where the skier rested. (Hint: Start by drawing a diagram to represent this situation.)(x,y)= (  ,  ) radii(x,y)= ( ,  ) kilometers

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[tex]\begin{gathered} The\text{ 2.6km is some fraction of the entire Circumference which is: C= 2}\pi r\text{ = 2}\times\text{ }\pi\text{ }\times2.9 \\ \text{ = 5.8}\pi cm \\ \text{ The fraction becomes: }\frac{2.61}{5.8\pi}\text{ = }\frac{0.45}{\pi} \\ \text{The entire circle is: 2 }\pi\text{ radian} \\ \text{ = }\frac{0.45}{\pi}\text{ }\times2\text{ }\times\pi\text{ = 0.9} \\ The\text{ skier has gone 0.9 radian from (-.1.464, 2.503)} \\ \text{The x- cordinate become: =-1.}464\text{ cos}(0.9)\text{ = -1.4625} \\ while\text{ the Y-cordinate becomes: =-1.}464\text{ sin}(0.9)\text{ = -}0.0229 \\ \text{The skier rested at: (-1.4625, -0.0229)} \\ \end{gathered}[/tex]