Graphing an Angle in Terms of Thirds Greater than 2pi

The video tutorial explains how to break down circle fractions using π as a reference. It starts by equating half and full circle rotations to π and 2π, respectively. The instructor then demonstrates how to rewrite 13π/6 by breaking it down into smaller fractions, showing that it simplifies to π/3. The concept of circle revolutions is used to illustrate the redundancy of 6π/3, emphasizing that 13π/3 is essentially the same as π/3.

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