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Transcribed Image Text:**Title: Plotting Points in Polar Coordinates**
**Description:**
This educational content focuses on plotting a point in polar coordinates and exploring multiple representations of that point.
**Point Given in Polar Coordinates:**
- \( (3\sqrt{2}, 4.71) \)
**Diagrams:**
Four polar coordinate graphs are displayed. Each graph features concentric circles centered at the origin, with angular divisions marked at \( \frac{\pi}{2} \), \( \pi \), \( \frac{3\pi}{2} \), and \( 2\pi \) (and equivalent angular measures in radians).
1. **Top-Left Graph:**
- Displays a radius extending outward at an angle of \( 3\pi/2 \).
2. **Top-Right Graph:**
- Displays a radius extending outward near the angle \( 4.71 \) radians (approximately \( 3\pi/2 \)).
3. **Bottom-Left Graph:**
- Displays a radius extending outward at an obtuse angle, indicating a negative radial component.
4. **Bottom-Right Graph:**
- Displays a radius extending outward at the angle \( \pi/2 \).
**Task:**
The task requires finding three additional polar representations of the given point, using the condition \(-2\pi < \theta < 2\pi\). Answers should be given in order of smallest to largest first by \( r \)-value, then by \(\theta\)-value. Answers should be rounded to two decimal places.
**Input Boxes:**
- \( (r, \theta) = \)
- \( (r, \theta) = \)
- \( (r, \theta) = \)
**Help Options:**
- **Read It**: Provides textual guidance.
- **Watch It**: Offers a visual explanation.
This content is designed to deepen understanding of polar coordinate systems, emphasizing both analytical and graphical comprehension.
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