hello there, i'm Jastine Cabuyao. Mathematics student will you please help me.. we all know that polar coordinates is a two-dimensional coordinate system in which each point on a plane is determined by a distance from a fixed point and an angle from a fixed direction. will you please explain it to me further?

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mertsj · Answer

A polar coordinate system uses the positive x axis as the ":pole"  and a rotation in a counterclockwise direction from the pole to arrive at the fixed point.  For example:  (3, pi/4) means go 3 units to the right and rotate counterclockwise 45 degrees or pi/4.

anonymous · Answer

:)

amistre64 · Answer

there is a spider near you that is 36 degrees from your left, and 7 meters out ....

anonymous · Answer

polar co ordinates are the angular and radial representation of a vector. E.g
a vector will have the polar co ordinates as r1=xcos(theta) and r2=ysin(theta)

anonymous · Answer

in finding the area of polar coordinates we use this formula $$A = \frac{ 1 }{ 2 } \int\limits_{\alpha}^{\beta} ( [f(\theta)]^2 - [g(\theta)] ^2 ) d \theta $$

anonymous · Answer

galing! :D

anonymous · Answer

echosera ka shedy hahaha alin ipapasa mo kay mam c?

anonymous · Answer

hahaha :D alin?na ganito ba? meron na ko :)