Can someone please help me. Find all polar coordinates of point P where P = ordered pair 5 comma pi divided by 3.
@precal please I don't understand this
satellite already explained it
yes I know but I didn't understand the last part
@OOOPS
polar coordinates have many labels unlike (x,y) coordinates so (2,3) where as polar coordinates because you can keep rotating and going across I think the polar line have different names
then next part is a little hard for me to explain here but −5 means go you off in the opposite direction, so you would have to add π to the angle to switch is back the other one will be (−5,π3+(2n+1)π)
Satellite already gave you the solution, just read it again
why did he add pi though
|dw:1407284299219:dw| the number stands for the length of the radius of the circle, in your case it is 5, got it?
yes is 5 the biggest or it can be bigger than 5?
number can be whatever, not just 5 Now, the angle, |dw:1407284522704:dw|
ohh okay it's making more sense
when you sweep the hand of the angle, the direction show the positive number, for example |dw:1407284698592:dw|
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