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convert rectangular to polar
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\[x^2+y^2=a^2\]
by rotation of coordinate axes... with an angle of 45° let us use w & v instead of x & y for the new variables... x = √2w/2 + √2v/2 y = √2w/2 - √2v/2 get x^2 and y^2 .. the other terms disappear... leaving only the wv terms... and constants... it gives wv = a^2/2
wait so whats the answer
so is r = sin^2(t) + cos^2(t)
wud yall plz just give me answer?
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