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Convert to polar form y=3x^2

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r = 2/(sinθ−3cosθ)

Step-by-step explanation:y = r sin θ
x = r cos θThen: r sin θ=3r cos θ + 2and r sin θ −3r cos θ = 2thus r (sin θ−3 cos θ) =2

⇒r =2/(sin θ−3 cos θ)

User Dela
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r=2sin0-3cos0

explainusing the formula that links Cartesian to Polar coordinates.∙y=rsinθ∙x=rcosθthen : rsinθ=3rcosθ+2and rsinθ−3rcosθ=2hence r(sinθ−3cosθ)=2

⇒r=2sinθ−3cosθ

User Raamesh Keerthi
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