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find all polar coordinates of point p where p = (9, -pi/5)
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p is a polar coordinate right?
@tholn
i think so @genius12
\[(9,-\frac{\pi}{5}+2k\pi)\]might work
they are asking for two @satellite73
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it says "all"
R= 9.021906 t(in degrees) =3.9935205
these are the answers (9, + 2nπ) or (-9,pi/5 + (2n + 1)π) (9, + 2nπ) or (9, pi/5 + (2n + 1)π) @satellite73
or the ones that make most sense
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