Write the polar equation r=2csctheta in rectangular form.
...? I thought we did this one \(\text{already}\)?
we did, oh yeah, forgot to write it down, lol
xD Well, if you want to save this problem and edit it with one you need help on, I can wait :P
ok I appreciate it
this is my new question: Write the polar equation r=2csctheta in rectangular form.
Okay, well here's a hint: \(\csc{\theta}=\frac{1}{?}\)
um 1/sin?
Yup! And what is \(r\sin{\theta}\) again? :D
y
Yes :D
yeah i saw
oh nvm, lol
Okay so this is how I did it. \(r=2\csc{\theta}\)So this gets us the following:\[r=2\times\frac{1}{\sin{\theta}}\rightarrow r=\frac{2}{\sin{\theta}}...\]So then you move the sine value over to the left, isolating the 2, and you get \(r\sin{\theta}=2\)
And you know what the formula \(r\sin{\theta}\) equals now, so... :)
y=2 right?
\(\text{CONGRATULATIONS!!}\) You won the game :D
AND @kittiwitti1 does it again!!!!. Thanks alot
No problem ^-^
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