Question

Convert x = 4 to polar form.

Answer 1

@Curry @ganeshie8

Answer 2

Eyyy!
So recall that when converting from cartesian to polar we use these, ya?\[\Large\rm x=r \cos \theta, \qquad\qquad y=r \sin \theta\]

Answer 3

So the first step is pretty straight forward, ya?\[\Large\rm x=4\]\[\Large\rm r \cos \theta=4\]

Answer 4

If we're able to, we would like to write this in a way that shows that r `is a function of` theta.

So what can we do to `solve for r`.
What do you think Mikeyyyyy? :)