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Change (3/2 , -3√ ̅3/2) to polar coordinates.
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(3/2 , -3√ ̅3/2) = 3/2 (1 , -√ ̅3) that should make it easier
Okay, so then what should I do next?
@IrishBoy123
what do you think the angle is? it's a common one.
I think I got the answer. But just to be sure, could you check? I got \[\left( 3,\frac{ \pi }{ 3 } \right)\]
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@IrishBoy123
it's minus root (3)
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