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Find the rectangular coordinates for the point whose polar coordinates are given. (√3, -5π/3)
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lols
so -5pi/3 is equal to pi/3
but better check with someone else before u enter
so x= sqrt(3) cos(pi/3) , y= sqrt(3) sin(pi/3) x= (1/2)sqrt(3) , y = (3/2)
but dont enter yet lols
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haha.. ok
u tell me when to
it looks correct, you want check it yourself if you want, bit of practice in going the other way
plot the point, and then try to convert it to polar form , if you get what you started with then its right ( assuming no silly algebra mistakes )
yeah, it's right :O
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