Using the graph below, find values for the radius r, the angle theta (in both degrees and radians), and the coordinates for the point p labeled. (note: the angle theta is labeled q on the graph.) what are the points for p

if we take the centre of the circle as being the origin, we can say that
 
x coordinate is :cos o = x/r so x
                                   = r cos o

and

y coordinate : cos(90-teta)= y/r
so y=r*cos(90-teta)

if teta is 29 degrees
y=r*cos(61)
and
x = r * cos(29)

Iam not sure but i think the answer is b