3 part question
good then for part II you just need to divide y/x
(r(sin)(pi/3)) / (r(cos)(pi/3))
like this right
good, and what does that equal?
r(sin(x)) / r(cos(x))
(r(sin)(pi/3)) / (r(cos)(pi/3)) = ?
sin(pi/3) / cos(pi/3) = ?
you cannot put sin and cos in parentheses like that
notice how I wrote sin(pi/3) not (sin)(pi/3) sin by itself means nothing so it cannot be by itself in parentheses.
sqrt 3
good so your slope for part II is sqrt(3) for part III simply write the equation of a line with slope sqrt(3) that passes through the origin
y=mx+b y=m(sqrt3)+b
sqrt(3) is your m value so you don't need to include m if the line crosses through the origin what is the value of b?
0
good so the complete equation is...?
y=(sqrt3)+0
don't forget the x y = sqrt(3)x
Got it!!!! =)))
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