To convert a point P=(x,y) from the Cartesian plane to polar coordinates, we need to keep in mind that: For each point P in the plane, coordinates...
To convert a point P=(x,y) from the Cartesian plane to polar coordinates, we need to keep in mind that:
For each point P in the plane, coordinates are associated described as follows: the distance from the pole to point P and the angle between the polar axis and the line segment.
To convert a line in Cartesian coordinates to polar coordinates, we need to find the distance from the pole to the line and the angle between the polar axis and the line.
a)
b)
c)
d)
e) The correct alternative is not among the options.
For each point P in the plane, coordinates are associated described as follows: the distance from the pole to point P and the angle between the polar axis and the line segment.
To convert a line in Cartesian coordinates to polar coordinates, we need to find the distance from the pole to the line and the angle between the polar axis and the line.
a)
b)
c)
d)
e) The correct alternative is not among the options.
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Para converter um ponto P=(x,y) do plano cartesiano para coordenadas polares, precisamos ter em mente que as coordenadas são associadas e descritas da seguinte forma: a distância do polo ao ponto P e o ângulo entre o eixo polar e o segmento de reta que liga o polo ao ponto P. Portanto, a alternativa correta é a letra A.
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