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3 years ago

Please transform the polar equation to an equation in rectangular coordinates.

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Rcsc(theta) = 3
r/sin(theta) = 3
r =3sin(theta)

Now use the relation between polar coordinates and rectangular coordinates

x = rcos(theta)
y = r sin(theta)

=> x = [3sin(theta)]cos(theta)
x = 3 sin(theta)cos(theta)

and y = [3sin(theta)]sin(theta)
y = 3 [sin(theta)]^2

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