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Find the polar coordinates corresponding to a point located at (- 4 .02, 11.64) in Cartesian coordinates

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Factorising the denominators of both functions,

Factorising the denominator of f(x),

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Step-by-step explanation:

1. Substitute the point (2,-1) into the given equation 5x+ky=12. The first number is 2, the x-value. The second number is -1, the y-value.

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