4 years ago

True or false: In (r, theta), the value of r can be negative.

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The answer to the mathematics question presented above is 'True'. It is correct to say that in (r theta), the value of r can be negative. A negative radius can be used when it comes to graphing a "polar'' function. Thus, the answer to the question is 'true'.

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