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Step 1 :
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Conversion from polar coordinates to rectangular co-ordinates :
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If P is a point with polar coordinates
, the rectangular coordinates
of P are given by
and
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Step 2 :
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\The point is
Conversion to rectangular coordinates :
\Substitute
and
in x. 
Substitute
and
in y. 
The point in rectangular coordinates is
Step 3 :
\(b)
\The point is
Conversion to rectangular coordinates :
Substitute
and
in x. 
Substitute
and
in y. 
The point in rectangular coordinates is 
Step 4 :
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(c)
\The point is
Conversion to rectangular coordinates :
\Substitute
and
in x.

Substitute
and
in y.

The point in rectangular coordinates is 
Solution :
\(a) The point
in rectangular coordinates is 
(b) The point
in rectangular coordinates is 
(c) The point
in rectangular coordinates is 
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Step 1 :
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Conversion from rectangular coordinates to polar co-ordinates :
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If P is a point with rectangular coordinates
, the polar coordinates
of P are given by
and 
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Step 2 :
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\(a)
\The point is 
Conversion to polar coordinates :
\Substitute
and
in r.
Substitute
and
in
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The point in polar coordinates is 
Step 3 :
\(b)
\The point is
Conversion to polar coordinates :
\Substitute
and
in r.
Substitute
and
in
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The point in polar coordinates is 
Solution :
\(a) The point
in polar coordinates is 
(b) The point
in polar coordinates is 