another representation in polar coordinates, of the point ( 1, 5pi/6) is (____, 11pi/6)

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ganeshie8 · Answer

hint : $x = r \cos(\theta) = -r \cos(\theta + \pi)$

anonymous · Answer

lol it would be if i knew what to do. i don't know anything.

ganeshie8 · Answer

hahah ikr... that was a very cryptic hint lol

anonymous · Answer

lol... sorry i suck at this

ganeshie8 · Answer

okay here a more useful hint  :

$(r, \theta )  =  (-r,  ~\theta +   \pi)$

anonymous · Answer

lol.. i just said idk ANYTHING. seriously

anonymous · Answer

i'm failing pre-cal with a 31

ganeshie8 · Answer

u wont fail... start somewhere and study module by module lol

ganeshie8 · Answer

if u want, the answer is `-1`

ganeshie8 · Answer

( 1, 5pi/6) is same as  (-1, 11pi/6)

anonymous · Answer

i have two pre-cal classes.. for i failed the one in first semester.. its frustrating.

ganeshie8 · Answer

precalc is very imp if u wanto pursue math career... doing it two times makes u strong only :)

ganeshie8 · Answer

wish u good luck !