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Given R = 10 and theta = 1.15 pi, find the Cartesian coordinates. ​

Given R = 10 and theta = 1.15 pi, find the Cartesian coordinates. ​-example-1
User Adam Szabo
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We have been given that
r=10 and
\theta =1.15\pi. We are asked to find the Cartesian coordinates.

We know that
x=r\cdot \text{cos}(\theta) and
y=r\cdot \text{sin}(\theta).

Let us convert polar coordinates to Cartesian coordinates using above formula.


x=10\cdot \text{cos}(1.15\pi)


x=10\cdot (-0.891006524188)


x=-8.91006524188

Round to nearest hundredths:


x\approx -8.91


y=10\cdot \text{sin}(1.15\pi)


y=10\cdot (-0.45399049974)


y=-4.5399049974

Round to nearest hundredths:


y\approx -4.54

Therefore, the Cartesian coordinates will be
(-8.91,-4.54) and option 'b' is the correct choice.

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