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Polar equations can describe graphs as functions, even when their equations in the rectangular coordinate system are not functions

Polar equations can describe graphs as functions, even when their equations in the rectangular coordinate system are not functions
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polar equations can describe graphs as functions, even when their equations in the rectangular coordinate system are not functions

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The statement above is true.......

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