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Chapter 9: Q. 25 (page 567)

In Problems 17鈥�30, plot each point given in polar coordinates.

4,-2蟺3

Short Answer

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The given point in polar coordinate is

Step by step solution

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Step 1. Given Information 

The given point is 4,-2蟺3.

The point r,胃is the distance from the origin and angle on the unit circle in the polar coordinates.

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Step 2. Plotting the point 

Now, to plot the points we haver=4,胃=-2蟺3

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