Question

Graphing polar coordinates help??

Answer 1

yes?

Answer 2

\[(3,2\pi/3); (-3,2\pi/3)\]

Answer 3

I have no idea on how to do it

Answer 4

Have you an idea about Cartesian coordinate system?

Answer 5

Yeah I have a slight idea

Answer 6

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....

Answer 7

Can you tell me the polar coordinates of point A?

Answer 8

Is it \[(5,30°) or (5,\pi/6) \]

Answer 9

both are the same...

Answer 10

Ok got it

Answer 11

you can tell the angle in radians or degrees..

Answer 12

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

Answer 13

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