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Decide if the points given in polar coordinates are the same. If so, enter T. If not, enter F. (8, pi/3), (-8, -pi/3) (2, 59pi/4), (2, -59pi/4) (0, 8pi), (0, 7pi/4) (1, 133pi/4), (-1, pi/4) (15, 50pi/3), (-15, -pi/3) (8, 8pi), (-8, 8pi)
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when are two polar coordinates equivalent (note that polar representation of a point is not unique)
you can add 2pi to your angle theta and you are back at the same point ( r , theta ) = ( r , theta + 2pi * n )
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