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Find the rectangular coordinates of the point with the polar coordinates ordered pair 7 comma 2 pi divided by 3.

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Answer:


\left(-(7)/(2),(7√(3))/(2)\right).

Explanation:

The given point is


\left(7,(2\pi)/(3)\right)

We need to find the rectangular coordinates of the given point.

If a polar coordinate is
(r,\theta), then


x=r\cos theta


y=r\sin theta

In the given point
\left(7,(2\pi)/(3)\right),


r=7,\theta=(2\pi)/(3)

Now,


x=7\cos (2\pi)/(3)


x=7\cos \left(\pi-(\pi)/(3)\right)


x=-7\cos \left((\pi)/(3)\right)


x=-7\left((1)/(2)\right)


x=-(7)/(2)

and,


y=7\sin (2\pi)/(3)


y=7\sin \left(\pi-(\pi)/(3)\right)


y=7\sin \left((\pi)/(3)\right)


y=7\left((√(3))/(2)\right)


y=(7√(3))/(2)

Therefore, the required point is
\left(-(7)/(2),(7√(3))/(2)\right).

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