You need to convert the cartesian coordinates to polar: This means we need to go from (x, y) --> (r, angle)
We can covert, using the following formulas:
Find r:
r = 4
Now, find our angle:
Use the inverse of tan
Turn 30 degrees to radian
Answer = 
= C
The answer to the problem is 5/-3
The perpendicular bisector is a line segment that is drawn from a vertex of an angle to the midpoint of another line segment creating a right triangle or a 90° angle in the process. Suppose AB is the base segment of the triangle, therefore the perpendicular sector is also the angle bisector of the other angle of the triangle, supposedly angle C. Angle bisector is a line segment that divides the angle into two equal parts. Imagine a line drawn from the top vertex C extended down to the midpoint of line AB. That is the perpendicular and angle bisector.
SAS, side angle side congruency
