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how to convert polar equations to a rectangular equation, r=2/2-2cos(theta)
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Keep in mind that \[r^2=x^2+y^2\] and \[x=rcos(theta)\]
does this apply to other functions too like sec?
example: \[r= 2 \sec(\theta) \\ r=2 \frac{1}{\cos(\theta)} \\ r \cos(\theta)=2(1) \\ r \cos(\theta) =2 \\ x =2 \] yep it applies!
thank you!
are you able to convert yours to rectangular form?
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