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What is the rectangular form of the polar equation?

θ=−5π/6

 

 

 

- y=−3√3x

- y=−3√x

- y=3√3x

- y=3√x

 May 3, 2022
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Note that (x, y) = (r cos θ, r sin θ) = (r cos(−5π/6), r sin(−5π/6)) = (r32,r2) is on the graph of θ=5π6.

Let t = -r/2 and we have (x(t),y(t))=(t3,t).

Which straight line has this parametric equation?

 

Edit: I realized that the answer is not in the options.

 May 3, 2022
edited by MaxWong  May 3, 2022
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huh??? oh yea that isn't in there np

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