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Plot the point (3, 2pi/3)​, given in polar​ coordinates, and find other polar coordinates (r, θ )of the point for which the following are true. ​

(a) r>0, -2 pi < 0 ​
(b) r < 0, 0 < 2 pi ​
(c) r > 0, 2 pi < 4 pi

User Azzamsa
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Answer:

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

(b)
(-3, (5\pi)/(3))

(c)
(3, (8\pi)/(3))

Explanation:

All polar coordinates of point (r, θ ) are


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

where, θ is in radian and n is an integer.

The given point is
(3, (2\pi)/(3)). So, all polar coordinates of point are


(3, (2\pi)/(3)+2n\pi) and
(-3, (2\pi)/(3)+(2n+1)\pi)

(a)
r>0,-2\pi\leq \theta <0

Substitute n=-1 in
(3, (2\pi)/(3)+2n\pi), to find the point for which
r>0,-2\pi\leq \theta <0.


(3, (2\pi)/(3)+2(-1)\pi)


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

Therefore, the required point is
(3, -(4\pi)/(3)).

(b)
r<0,0\leq \theta <2\pi

Substitute n=0 in
(-3, (2\pi)/(3)+(2n+1)\pi), to find the point for which
r>0,-2\pi\leq \theta <0.


(-3, (2\pi)/(3)+(2(0)+1)\pi)


(-3, (2\pi)/(3)+\pi)


(-3, (5\pi)/(3))

Therefore, the required point is
(-3, (5\pi)/(3)).

(c)
r>0,2\pi \leq \theta <4\pi

Substitute n=1 in
(3, (2\pi)/(3)+2n\pi), to find the point for which
r>0,2\pi \leq \theta <4\pi.


(3, (2\pi)/(3)+2(1)\pi)


(3, (2\pi)/(3)+2\pi)


(3, (8\pi)/(3))

Therefore, the required point is
(3, (8\pi)/(3)).

User Eric Brotto
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