Graphing polar coordinates help??

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amilapsn · Answer

yes?

sharpsage · Answer

$$(3,2\pi/3); (-3,2\pi/3)$$

sharpsage · Answer

I have no idea on how to do it

amilapsn · Answer

Have you an idea about Cartesian coordinate system?

sharpsage · Answer

Yeah I have a slight idea

amilapsn · Answer

Cartesian coordinate system is the normal (x,y) system... where you show the position of a point using rectangular coordinates. Likewise, any point in a plane can be shown through an angle from a fixed axis and a length from a fixed origin... Look @ this and you may be get an idea of polar coordinate system....|dw:1433473280875:dw|

amilapsn · Answer

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Can you tell me the polar coordinates of point A?

sharpsage · Answer

Is it $$(5,30°) or (5,\pi/6) $$

amilapsn · Answer

both are the same...

sharpsage · Answer

Ok got it

amilapsn · Answer

you can tell the angle in radians or degrees..

sharpsage · Answer

What do I do for the(−3,2π/3) coordinate where would I put that.

amilapsn · Answer

What do you do for the(3,2π/3) coordinate where would you put that?

sharpsage · Answer

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