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Convert the polar coordinates to rectangular. (-3.5, 0.916)
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These coordinates are in polar currently?\[\Large\rm (r,~\theta)=(-3.5,~0.916)\]
yes, and need converted to (x,y)
Use these for converting from `Polar` to `Cartesian`, \[\Large\rm x=r \cos \theta, \qquad\qquad y=r \sin \theta\]Just use a calculator from there ^^
thats what I did, but it's not accepting that answer
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wants exact values if possible...
I get (-2.13, -2.78) when rounding to two decimal places
which seems right, because it's in quadrant 3..
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