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polar coordinates ,cartesian/rectangular coordinates

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asked Jan 26, 2015 in PRECALCULUS by anonymous

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Step 1 :

Conversion from polar coordinates to rectangular co-ordinates :

If P is a point with polar coordinates , the rectangular coordinates of P are given by

and .

Step 2 :

(2)

(a)

The point  is 

Conversion to rectangular coordinates :

Substitute image and image in x.

Substitute image and image in y.

image

The point in rectangular coordinates is

Step 3 :

(b) 

The point is 


Conversion to rectangular coordinates :

Substitute image and image in x.

Substitute image and image in y.

image

The point in rectangular coordinates is image

Step 4 :

(c)

The point is 

Conversion to rectangular coordinates :

Substitute image and image in x.

image

Substitute image and image in y.

image

The point in rectangular coordinates is image

Solution :

(a) The point image in rectangular coordinates is

(b) The point image in rectangular coordinates is image

(c) The point image in rectangular coordinates is image

answered Jan 26, 2015 by Thomas Apprentice
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Step 1 :

Conversion from rectangular coordinates to polar co-ordinates :

If is a point with rectangular coordinates , the polar coordinates of P are given by and

Step 2 :

(3)

(a)

The point is

Conversion to polar coordinates :

Substitute and in r.

Substitute and in .

The point in polar coordinates is 

Step 3 :

(b)

The point is

Conversion to polar coordinates :

Substitute and in r.

Substitute and in .

Since the point lies in fourth quadrant, take the angle

image

The point in polar coordinates is image

Solution :

(a) The point in polar coordinates is 

(b) The point in polar coordinates is image

 

answered Jan 27, 2015 by Thomas Apprentice
edited Jan 27, 2015 by Thomas

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