Change from rectangular to spherical coordinates. (a) (0, -√3, 1) (p.0.0) =(√10 (6) (4.4, 4√6) (6.0.6)=( -7 2 √10 x

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Change from rectangular to spherical coordinates.
(a) (0, -√3, 1)
(p.0,6)=(√10
(b) (4, 4, 4√6)
(0,0.6) = (
X
-T
2
X
1
√10
)
X
Transcribed Image Text:Change from rectangular to spherical coordinates. (a) (0, -√3, 1) (p.0,6)=(√10 (b) (4, 4, 4√6) (0,0.6) = ( X -T 2 X 1 √10 ) X
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