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Convert the equation to polar form. \[5x=5y\]
\(\bf x=rcos(\theta)\qquad y=rsin(\theta) \\ \quad \\ 5x=5y\implies x=y\implies rcos(\theta)=rsin(\theta)\implies r[cos(\theta)-sin(\theta)]=0\) what do you think?
Well, I got to that but.. This online program says its wrong. Idk what the answer would be.
so.. what did you get?
I got that same r(costheta - sintheta)=0
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I'd think that'd give r = 0
Its incorrect :/
Why do you think that gives just r=0? Think about the line x=y, what are the properties of this lines in terms of radius and angle with respect to the origin?
I honestly do not know how to go about this anymore.
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