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Answer 1

@dpaInc any ideas

Answer 2

yep.... add multiples of 360 degrees...
(6, 31 degrees) = (6, 391 degrees) = (6, 751 degrees) = ....

Answer 3

you can also use negative radius:

(6, 31 degrees) = (-6, 180+31 degrees) = (-6, 211 degrees)

Answer 4

is that all ?

Answer 5

all these represent the SAME point, P

Answer 6

well, for the second one, you can add multiples of 360 degrees also:

(6, 31) = (-6, 211 degrees) = (-6, 211+360) = (-6, 211+720) = ....

Answer 7

that's all of 'em... (infinitely many ways to represent a point in polar coordinates)

Answer 8

yes... you can also SUBTRACT multiples of 360...

Answer 9

the general form would be:

(6, 31) = (6, 360n + 31) , where n is an integer;
(6, 31) = (-6, 360n + 211), where n is an integer

Answer 10

Have time for a couple more ... these are simpler ! I think ? @dpaInc

Answer 11

if you got more questions, please close this question and post new ones as separate questions....