Question

Change the rectangular coordinates to polar coordinates with r > 0 and 0 ≤ θ ≤ 2π.
a. (-1,1)
b.(- sqroot 3,-1)

Answer 1

a.) √2
b.) √-4

Answer 2

whats the second part tho because it needs to be in (r,theta)

Answer 3

I'm having trouble figuring out theta

Answer 4

oh i know, hang on.

Answer 5

tan-1(y/x)=tan-1(1/1)=tan-1(1)=45° so a.) (√2, 45°)

Answer 6

yeah thats what i had but it says its wrong

Answer 7

put it in radians 45°

Answer 8

i did

Answer 9

pi/ 4

Answer 10

i had (squroot 2, pi/4)

Answer 11

oh wth

Answer 12

hah, what said you were wrong?

Answer 13

my homework is online

Answer 14

try √2,3pi/4

Answer 15

correct!

Answer 16

do you happen to know the other one?

Answer 17

yeah

Answer 18

√-4, 7pi/6 i believe

Answer 19

was it right?

Answer 20

no

Answer 21

how many tries do you have?

Answer 22

100

Answer 23

try √-4, pi/6

Answer 24

no

Answer 25

i got it thanks for the help it was 2,7pi/6

Answer 26

ha i got that just now, i just started learning this section in school.

Answer 27

yeah same here..hate it

Answer 28

ikr, i mean this is one of the easier sections.

Answer 29

yeah i know i just hate math its soooo hard at Purdue

Answer 30

i always did good in high school but college math is kicking my butt

Answer 31

oh wow im a senior, i hate trig...its rediculous.

Answer 32

yeah i took that my senior year also and I'm taking it again bc i only need so much math for Pre Vet and it just seems totally different from what i learned

Answer 33

yeah, its hard to remember, and cool i wanted to be a vet, but theirs a lot of school, so im going to enroll in the navy after highschool.

Answer 34

i cant really decide what i want to do now, thats why the navy.

Answer 35

oh thats cool! good luck !! my boyfriend is in the marines

Answer 36

nice. and thanks. (: