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Chapter 9: Q. 18 (page 567)

Plot each point given in polar coordinates.

(4,270∘)

Short Answer

Expert verified

Point in polar coordinates is plotted as:

Step by step solution

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Step 1. Given information

We have been given a point (4,270∘).

We have to plot this point in polar coordinates.

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Step 2. Plot the graph

To graph polar coordinates (r,θ), we have to know that rrepresents the distance at which the point is with respect to the origin and θis the angle at which it is with respect to the polar axis.

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