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given: x=2 y=0 find (r,theta)
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r= \[\sqrt{x ^{2}+y ^{2}} = \sqrt{4}=2\] \[\theta =?\]
x=r cos theta y=r sin theta theta =tan inverse of (y/x)
but what if i don't know the value of tan inverse @hartnn because we arent allowed calculators in the exam
here tan inverse of 0 is 0----> this is easy but you have r value so u can use x=r cos theta or y=r sin theta to get theta,if u can find sin inverse or cos inverse without calcy atleast 1 of sin or cos or tan inverse is must for theta
ah okay, thank you for telling me about tan inverse zero, makes working easier
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so \[\Theta = 0\]
yes,theta = 0
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