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A is bethel
B is below sea level by 22 feet
C is I would describe the elevation very low lowest elevation in North America
D is 0 the elevation is right at sea level.
E is has a lower elevation and is one of the lowest major cities in the entire United States.
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Step-by-step explanation:
We want to find the angle which forms a y-coordinate of 
on the unit circle.
The y-coordinate on the unit circle is given by
.
This implies that 



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