the letter x and y represent rectangular coordinates, write the equation in polar coordinates (r,Ɵ):
2x²+2y²=3

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the letter x and y represent rectangular coordinates, write the equation in polar coordinates (r,Ɵ):
2x²+2y²=3

anonymous · Answer

divide both sides by 2 and sub.s in r^2 = x^2 +y^2

anonymous · Answer

I have no idea O.O

anonymous · Answer

aight thanks for the help lol.

anonymous · Answer

i dont understand it !!

anonymous · Answer

lol its trig and pre calc

anonymous · Answer

Your welcome :DD haha sory im not the brightest crayon in the box in math XD

anonymous · Answer

oh well im in 7th grade soooo....

anonymous · Answer

hah.

anonymous · Answer

do you still have a question about this?

anonymous · Answer

what would the answer be? so if i got it right?

anonymous · Answer

r= sqrt(3/2)

anonymous · Answer

ok what about Ɵ?

anonymous · Answer

it's a circle... not a function of theta

anonymous · Answer

circles in polar coord.s are just a constant value of radius

anonymous · Answer

it's like a horizontal line in cartesian coord.s   ... it doesn't matter what x is, y is always the same   eg. y=2

anonymous · Answer

can you look at this and go to pg. 580 its # 67.