Question

Name the polar coordinates for the point below

Answer 1

The picture

Answer 2

@wolf1728 Can you help?

Answer 3

Polar coordinates are radius 3 and angle is 33.33°
The Cartesian coordinates are (2.51, 1.65)
(Used an online calculator for the conversion)

Answer 4

gee you just wanted the polar?

Answer 5

Yes sorry

Answer 6

Thank you for your help

Answer 7

anyway, the polar coordinates are easy to explain
The graphic shows an angle whose "size" is 2 "lines"
If you look at the upper right quadrant you see that 2 lines are part of a group of six lines in that 90° angle. 2/6 = .3333333
.333333 * 90 = 30°
Wow - made a mistake - angle is 30°

Answer 8

Ok once again thank you for your help. Is there anyway you can say it maybe simpler?

Answer 9

Easy English will work

Answer 10

You did look at the graphic right?

Answer 11

Yes I did look it is just that im tired so it harder to process stuff

Answer 12

If you see the dot, (and going counter clockwise from the right side horizontal axis) you can count it is 2 "lines" up.
The entire right angle consists of 6 lines.
So the angle = 90° * 2/6 = 30°

Answer 13

Ok so if I straightened the lines it would be at point 2,2

Answer 14

I count the first line as 1
So I make the radius position as 3
In polar coordinates you only state one number for the radius.

Answer 15

Ok thank you. HAs a medal

Answer 16

Yeah I think that explains it all.

Answer 17

Once again thank you for the help

Answer 18

u r welcome