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Can anybody help me please? i dont get it :( Two points on the polar plane are given as p1 = (−2,3π/2 ) and p2 = (2,2π/3). Please find the triangular area formed by P1, P2, and the pole. How can i find
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Can anybody help me please? i dont get it :(

Two points on the polar plane are given as p1 = (−2,3π/2 ) and p2 = (2,2π/3). Please find the triangular area formed by P1, P2, and the pole.
How can i find the included angle between them?

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ay bro dont ask me

the answer above me is already correct

good luck broski

im jus here for the points

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