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y=x covert from rectangular form to polar form. Solve for r.
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what did you attempt as a solution to this?
i coverted y=x to rsin theta = rcos theta then i divided over the cos theta i had rsin(theta)/cos(theta)=r sin/cos=tan, so i ended up with rtan(theta)=r i then divided r over to get tan(theta)=1 and that is what i think the answer is
your answer is perfectly correct :)
wow thanks for the fourth time!
yw :)
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