![SOLVED: point) For each set of Polar coordinates (r, 0) , match the equivalent Cartesian coordinates (x, Y). Don't use a calculator: 1. (-8, 3 2. (4, 3. ( 8, %) 4.(-8, 5. (-6, 5 6. (~8, % A (41/2,-412) B. (2,213) c.(413,4) D. (313,-3) ( 4v,-4v) F (8,0) SOLVED: point) For each set of Polar coordinates (r, 0) , match the equivalent Cartesian coordinates (x, Y). Don't use a calculator: 1. (-8, 3 2. (4, 3. ( 8, %) 4.(-8, 5. (-6, 5 6. (~8, % A (41/2,-412) B. (2,213) c.(413,4) D. (313,-3) ( 4v,-4v) F (8,0)](https://cdn.numerade.com/ask_images/e13e96d41fe04a61808cbee2f0d28ac2.jpg)
SOLVED: point) For each set of Polar coordinates (r, 0) , match the equivalent Cartesian coordinates (x, Y). Don't use a calculator: 1. (-8, 3 2. (4, 3. ( 8, %) 4.(-8, 5. (-6, 5 6. (~8, % A (41/2,-412) B. (2,213) c.(413,4) D. (313,-3) ( 4v,-4v) F (8,0)
![SOLVED: (10 points) For each set of Polar coordinates (r,0) , match the equivalent Cartesian coordinates (x, y) . Don't use a calculator: 1. (4,f) 2 (4, 4) 3. (-6, 4) 4. (4, 3) 5. (7, 3) 6. (4, =) A (-212,212) B. (3.5,-3.S13) c.(2V2,212) D. (2V3,2) E ... SOLVED: (10 points) For each set of Polar coordinates (r,0) , match the equivalent Cartesian coordinates (x, y) . Don't use a calculator: 1. (4,f) 2 (4, 4) 3. (-6, 4) 4. (4, 3) 5. (7, 3) 6. (4, =) A (-212,212) B. (3.5,-3.S13) c.(2V2,212) D. (2V3,2) E ...](https://cdn.numerade.com/ask_images/0c2d8666ba6441f095a4afe13f31e6fc.jpg)
SOLVED: (10 points) For each set of Polar coordinates (r,0) , match the equivalent Cartesian coordinates (x, y) . Don't use a calculator: 1. (4,f) 2 (4, 4) 3. (-6, 4) 4. (4, 3) 5. (7, 3) 6. (4, =) A (-212,212) B. (3.5,-3.S13) c.(2V2,212) D. (2V3,2) E ...
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