For the first one:
The radian of 60º is 1.047. you just have to find one that has the same value, which would be
/3. (the last choice).
for the second one:
you do it the other way. The answer is 45 degrees.
Answer:
-.6
Step-by-step explanation:
-2.1 - x = -1 1/2
Change the fraction to a decimal
-2.1 -x = - 1.5
Add 2.1 to each side
-2.1 -x+2.1 = -1.5 +2.1
-x = .6
Multiply each side by -1
x = -.6
It probably gos like this here's my answer for number 1 6/8 and 9/12. for number 3, 10/12 and 15/18.
Step 1: Convert
, which is in radians into degrees. To convert it multiply by 

900/12
75
Step 2: 75 degrees isn't on the unit circle but 45 degrees and 30 degrees is. Since 45 + 30 = 75 you can use the cosine of 45 and 30 to find the exact value
cos45 = 
cos30 =
Step 3: Add the cos45 and cos30 to get cos5pi/12

Hope this helped!