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Chapter 9: Q. 5 (page 567)

The origin in rectangular coordinates coincides with the ________

in polar coordinates; the positive x-axis in rectangular coordinates coincides with the _____ ______ in polar coordinates.

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Pole, Polar axis

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Step 1. Given information

We have to fill the two blanks with the appropriate words.

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Step 2. Fill the blanks

We know that in polar coordinates, the polar axis coincides with the positive x- axis in rectangular coordinates and the pole with the origin.

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