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Q: Convert the point (-2, -2 3) given in rectangular coordinates to polar coordinates. State exact…

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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: = (9,4, 5) w = (10, 10, 10) Find the cosine of the angle between v and w. cos 0 =

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Q: Convert the following rectangular coordinate to two polar coordinates (all angles need to be between…

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Q: Sketch the angle and write the sec and tan of the angle if the terminal side of the angle passes…

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Q: 7. Convert the points from polar to rectangular. Plot all points on the same graph and label each…

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Q: Which of the following is the same location as the polar point (2,45degree) a. (2,405) b. (-2,225)…

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Q: In Quadrant II, is – positive or negative? O Negative O Positive

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Q: 5T Suppose a point has polar coordinates –4, with the angle measured in radians. 6 Find two…

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Q: Express as a product. 1+ sin a

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Q: Convert each polar equation to rectangular form.

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