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Convert the polar coordinate ( 7 , 5 π 4 ) to cartesian coordinates.

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Final answer:

To convert the polar coordinate (7, 5π/4) to Cartesian coordinates, we calculate x = 7 * cos(5π/4) and y = 7 * sin(5π/4), resulting in the Cartesian coordinates (-7√2/2, -7√2/2).

Step-by-step explanation:

To convert the polar coordinate (7, 5π/4) to Cartesian coordinates, we use the conversion formulas:

Here, r = 7 (the radial distance from the origin) and θ = 5π/4 (the angle in radians from the positive x-axis).

So,

The Cartesian coordinates are (-7√2/2, -7√2/2).

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