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find the rectangular coordinates of the point with the polar coordinates (-3, -3pi/4)
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x = r*cos(theta) y = r*sin(theta)
your r is -3 your theta is -3pi/4
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I got decimals. the answer has to be in radians.
radians is an angular measurement. you are asked to give dimensional coordinates, which arent in units of radians
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make sure you are using radians setting in your calculator when you take the cosine and sine of the angle
so decimals are OK for the coordinates?
yes
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