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Determine two pairs of polar coordinates for the point (3, 3) with 0° ≤ θ < 360°
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(3 square root 2, 315°), (-3 square root 2, 135°) (3 square root 2, 135°), (-3 square root 2, 315°) (3 square root 2, 45°), (-3 square root 2, 225°) (3 square root 2, 225°), (-3 square root 2, 45°) These are the options.
|dw:1372103311917:dw| the point (3,3) has distance of 3sqrt2 from origin at angle 45 if you draw line in opposite direction...r= -3root2 you end up at point with angle 225 in general if you have a point , the pair of possible coordinates are: \[(r,\theta)\leftarrow \rightarrow (-r,\theta + 180)\]
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