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Help Please! Find all polar coordinates of point P where P =(5, pi/3)
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@hartnn could you help please? Or @phi?
add as many multiple of 2pi's as you want: n* 2pi where n is an integer also, radius -5 and angle pi/3 + pi + n * 2pi which you can simplify
Would i do the same for this one? Find all polar coordinates of point P = (2, 14°).
So would the radius be -2 on this one?
Got it thanks @hartnn
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i think @phi helped you , you should thank him :)
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