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The polar coordinate (1, 5pi/4) cannot be (1, 9pi/4), since that is only pi revolution? MEDAL-thanks
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Can u draw any of ur given polar coordinates
U know r=1 Theta=5π/4
Plz try to draw it
It will b in third quadrant
It will be in third quadrant
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This is an example in the beginning of the chapter. It's already drawn for me.
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It's just that the example doesn't have 9pi/4, but I don't exactly know why.
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