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A circle has radius 2 and center (0, 0). A point P begins at (2, 0)...

A circle has radius 2 and center (0, 0). A point P begins at (2, 0) and moves along the circumference of this circle in the counterclockwise direction. It moves with constant angilar velocity 2.7 radians per second.

Let s be the arc in standard position whose terminal point is P.

What is s in terms of t, the number of seconds since P began moving?

What are the coordinates of P in terms of s?

What are the coordinates of P in terms of t?
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