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1-3 find the rectangular coordinates of each point 1. (2,3pi/4) 2. (-4,7pi/6) 3. (2/3, 2pi/3)
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is im right for these
given (r,t) in polars; rect = (rcos(t),rsin(t))
1. (2, 2.36)
no
2. (-4,3.67)
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or 1. (-sqrt 2, sqrt 2)?
that looks better
2. (2sqrt3,2)
3. (-4/3, -4sqrt3/9)
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(-4, 7pi6) = (4, pi/6) 4/2 , 4sqrt(3)/2 is what im considereing
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ok so im right for all? i got it?
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2sqrt(3), 2 looks better to me
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so yes, your 2 is good
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