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Which set of polar coordinates are plotted in the graph below? http://tinypic.com/r/14t4ljd/5
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Looks like it's not multiple choice, lol. Well, a polar coordinate is in the form of (r,theta), where r is the radius and theta is the angle. Since there are only two lines per quadrant, then I'm going to assume that the multiples of pi/4 are not listed. So if you need radius and angle, can you tell what those values might be?
Woops, I forgot the options! But I think it is (2, π/6)
A. (-2, -2π/3) B. (-2, 2π/3) C. (2, π/6) D. (2, 5π/3)
I was thinking (2, π/3) but it isn't an option!
It would be (2,pi/3) ._.
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Well, its a trick question then ^_^ How bout this? *draws*
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