Convert the followig into polar form,  2y=x-x3-xy2

Q: Write polar form of z=-2 -i |

A: Given that the complex number is z=-2-i. It is known that the polar form of the complex number is of…

Q: Simplify the following In [(1-3)³] to your choice of rectangular or polar form

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Q: Define a polar equation.

A: A polar equation is any equation that describes a relation between r and θ, where r represents the…

Q: arctan (-7) express in polar form

A: We have to express the complex number with the argument θ=tan-1-7 in the polar form. First we have…

Q: e.) (17, ), (–17, ) 86л 3 3 t.) (2, 14т), ( —2, 14т)

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Q: Convert -3-6into Polar form, r (cos(0) ti sin (@); (cos(e) t isin (6))

A: We have to convert the given number into polar form.

Q: 2. Use polar coordinates to evaluate 3 √9-x² -3 0 sin(x² + y²) dydx

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Q: Find three additional polar representations of the point, using -2pi<Ø<2pi (-9, 2pi/3)

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Q: r² = 16sin² (20)

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Q: Q1) Convert the point p = (2,) in the polar coordinate system to its Cartesian coordinate…

A: We know that conversion from polar coordinate (r, θ) to Cartesian coordinate (x, y) is as follows:…

Q: Determine whether the statement " If (r1,  1) and (r2,  2) represent the same point on the polar…

A: (r1,θ1) represents the point r1(cos(θ1)+isin(θ1)).(r2,θ2) represents the point r2(cos(θ2)+isin(θ2)).…

Q: Find in polar Coordinatest X= - 3

A: Change rectangular coordinates in to polar coordinates

Q: Q4: Write down the answer after converting the polar coordinates (-2, 4tt/3) into the Cartesian…

A: Topic = Coordinate Geometry

Q: 2. Convert (-V3,) to rectangular form.

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Q: When a polar function is symmetrical about both the x- and y-axes, why is it also symmetric about…

A: Given that the polar function.

Q: 2. Give 3 other representation of the polar coordinate (changing the sign of r at least once). (2)

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Q: Plot each ordered pair written in polar coordinates below, and then find a new polar coordinate…

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Q: Find the rectangular coordinates ( x y, ) of the point in polar form given by ( -3, -3pi )

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Q: Convert (4, -3) to polar coordinates. Always choose 0 <= theta <= 2pi

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Polynomials

Try substituting 1. You will get 6 and not 0. Try other real values also. What About -2? Let us check.