Question

convert to polar form
x=2

Answer 1

same formula as I showed you in the last question
did you not understand it?

Answer 2

not really, I was sick when my class went over this so I have no idea what I'm doing

Answer 3

look at your other post I just responded to

Answer 4

So for polar form, we will give the position as (r, theta). Since x=2 is a vertical line, we get the radius varying with theta.

Answer 5

It looks to me that r=2sec(theta)

Answer 6

So your answer in polar form is \[(2\sec \theta,\theta)~~-\frac{\pi}{2}<\theta<\frac{\pi}{2}\]