Question

Convert theta=60 degrees to a Cartesian equation.

Answer 1

You need a length for this to make any sense

Answer 2

This is all that is given.

Answer 3

wait, do you mean rotate whatever you're given by 60 degrees?

Answer 4

I dont know what there are asking for. This is just really exhausting and confusing. They dont really elaborate on anything.

Answer 5

guess its just \[x=rcos \theta y=rsin \theta \]

Answer 6

x=sqrt.(3y)

Answer 7

\[x=\sqrt{3y}\]

Answer 8

is that the given?

Could you type all the that is given for the problem?

Answer 9

Ill put it in the attachment

Answer 10

ok that's better

Answer 11

wow that's confusing but i would go with a

Answer 12

well the 1st one

Answer 13

what math class is this?

Answer 14

Pre-Cal

Answer 15

its the 2nd option. That is the answer

Answer 16

\[x=\sqrt{3y}\]

Answer 17

Notice we have two points, \((0,0)\) and \((\frac12,\frac{\sqrt3}2)\)... can you determine a linear equation now?