Math, asked by Poorva8442, 11 months ago

How do I convert polar coordinates (4,−π3) to rectangular coordinates?

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Answered by varaddaithankar

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Answer:

Polar Coordinates=(r,theta)

r=4,theta= -pi/3

now x=rcos(theta)

y=rsin(theta)

rect. coordinates(x y)

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