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3 years ago

Find polar coordinates of the point that had rectangular coordinates

Mathematics

1 answer:

aliina [53]3 years ago

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Answer:

(6.08,170.54)

Explanation:

It goes 6 to the left and 1 up

Using Pythagorean theorem= 1/6=tan(angle)

Inverse tan 1/6= angle

= 9.46 degrees

180-9.46= 170.54 degrees is the angle

1^2+(-6)^2=h^2

1+36=h^2

h= square root of 37

h= 6.08

Hope you get it!

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