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Find all polar coordinates of point P where P = ordered pair 4 comma negative pi divided by 3.

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Answer:


(4,-(\pi)/(3)+2n\pi) And
(-4,-(\pi)/(3)+(2n+1)\pi).

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User Natishia
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Answer:

All the polar coordinates of point P are
P(4,-(\pi)/(3))=(4,2n\pi-(\pi)/(3)) and
P(4,-(\pi)/(3))=(-4,(2n+1)\pi-(\pi)/(3)), where n is any integer and θ is in radian.

Explanation:

It a polar coordinate is given as P(r,θ), then all the polar coordinates of point P are defined as


P(r,\theta)=(r,2n\pi+\theta)


P(r,\theta)=(-r,(2n+1)\pi+\theta)

Where, n is any integer and θ is in radian.

The given point is


P(4,-(\pi)/(3))

So, all the polar coordinates of point P are defined as


P(4,-(\pi)/(3))=(4,2n\pi-(\pi)/(3))


P(4,-(\pi)/(3))=(-4,(2n+1)\pi-(\pi)/(3))

Therefore all the polar coordinates of point P are
P(4,-(\pi)/(3))=(4,2n\pi-(\pi)/(3)) and
P(4,-(\pi)/(3))=(-4,(2n+1)\pi-(\pi)/(3)), where n is any integer and θ is in radian.

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