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This problem concerns the connections between the polar plane and the θr-plane.

(a) Which points in the θr-plane correspond to the pole in the polar plane, and why?

(b) Which points in the θr-plane correspond to the horizontal axis in the polar plane, and why?

(c) Which points in the θr-plane correspond to the vertical axis in the polar plane, and why?

Short Answer

Expert verified

a)θ,0corresponds to the pole.

b) 0,r,Ï€,-rcorresponds to the points on the horizontal axis.

c)Ï€2,r,3Ï€2,-rcorresponds to points on the vertical axis.

Step by step solution

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Step 1. Given information

Two different planes: polar plane andθrplane.

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Part (a) Step 1.  Find the points in the θr-plane correspond to the pole in the polar plane 

The pole in polar form is the point where r=0

So the point inθrplane islocalid="1653109322792" 0,0

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Part (b) Step 1. Find points in the θr-plane correspond to the horizontal axis in the polar plane:

In the polar plain the points on horizontal axis is r,0,-r,Ï€

In θrplane these points correspond to point0,r,π,-r

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Part (c) Step 1. Find points in the θr-plane correspond to the vertical axis in the polar plane.

In polar plane the points on vertical lines are r,Ï€2,-r,3Ï€2

In θrplane that points corresponds to the pointπ2,r,3π2,-r

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