Lets say a polar coordinate is (5,4pi/3)-Is this possible?
Would the three other coordinates be
(5,-2pi/3),(-5, pi/3),(-5,-5pi/3)

I dont think the above one is correct. So
Would it be this instead?
(5,pi/3),(5,-5pi/3),(-5,4pi/4),(-5,2pi/3)

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Lets say a polar coordinate is (5,4pi/3)-Is this possible?
Would the three other coordinates be 
(5,-2pi/3),(-5, pi/3),(-5,-5pi/3)

I dont think the above one is correct. So
Would it be this instead?
(5,pi/3),(5,-5pi/3),(-5,4pi/4),(-5,2pi/3)

amistre64 · Answer

a length of 5 rotated by 240 degrees is possible

amistre64 · Answer

what do you mean by 3 other coords?

anonymous · Answer

Well a polar coordinate can have 3 other coordinates that equal the same in a unit circle

amistre64 · Answer

actually it can have an infinite number of coords if we dont restric ourselves to 0 to 2pi

amistre64 · Answer

or is this between -2pi and 2pi?

amistre64 · Answer

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this might be what your thinking of then

amistre64 · Answer

cept for yours is over there in q3

anonymous · Answer

Yeah, I think I understand this better now. Thanks