3 Through polar coordinates, evaluate S S cos(x² + y²)ā dA, R where R is the region enclosed by equations 0 = 0, r = VT, andr = 0.

Q: Convert the following polar equation to a rectangular equation. r = 2sin (0)

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Q: Convert the following polar coordinates into Cartesian coordinates: 3, 6. a 5, 2 b (-2,7)e

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Q: Convert the following Cartesian coordinates into polar coordinates: (1, 3)e a b (-4, 4)- (0, 3)e

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Q: Graph the polar equation r = 2 + cos θ. Be sure to test for symmetry.

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Q: C) Replace the following polar equation by equivalent Cartesian equation. rsine Inr + In cose %3D

A: We can replace the given polar equation by equivalent Cartesian equation as below.

Q: Graph the equations r = 2 and θ = π / 3 on the same set of polar axes.

A: Given, r=2, and θ=π3

Q: Rewrite the polar equation 2 cos(0) as a Cartesian equation.

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Q: Identify the Cartesian coordinates for the given polar coordinates. (6.) (4. *) а. 4 5n b.

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Q: Find two pairs of polar coordinates for the point (−3, −7)r, one with positive r and one with…

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Q: Convert the given Cartesian coordinates to polar Coordinates (v2, –v2) O (2, 225°) (2, 135°) 0 (2,…

A: Given:- Cartesian coordinate (√2, -√2)  To find:- Polar coordinate of given Cartesian coordinates

Q: Let r and 0 represent Polar coordinates. Write the following equation using Rectangular coordinates:…

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Q: Consider the polar coordinates (r, 0) = (6, pi/4) . Provide two new pairs of polar coordinates that…

A: Given, polar coordinates (r, θ) = (6, pi/4)   The two new pairs of polar coordinates that describe…