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Convert the polar equation to rectangular coordinates: r=8sec(theta)
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mutiply both side by r^2 =r*8sec(theta) but r^2= hence x^2+y^2=8rsec(theta) hence x^2+y^2-8rsec(theta)=0
how would use that to find the rectangular coordinates?
i managed to find x which is 8 by substituting rcos(theta) into the original
but i'm struggling to find y
put your answer of x in my answer you will get answer for y..
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but you have three variables: x, y, and theta. i only have x
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