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DON'T PROVIDE WRONG ANSWERS AND DON'T ANSWER IF YOU DON'T WANT TO ANSWER ALL SUB-PARTS. INCOMPLETE ANSWERS WILL BE FLAGGED

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1a,b,c (a) You are given the point (2, 0) in polar coordinates. (i) Find another pair of polar coordinates for this point such that r > 0 and 2

Explanation / Answer

1)

(r,)=(r, ± 2n)=(-r, ± (2n+1)), where n is an integer

(a)

(r,)=(2,0)

(i)

r = 2

=0+2  

=2  

(ii)

r = -2

=0+  

=  

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(b)

(r,)=(2,-(/6))

(i)

r = 2

=-(/6)+4  

=23/6  

(ii)

r = -2

=-(/6)+  

=(5/6)  

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(c)

(r,)=(-2,-(/2))

(i)

r = 2

=-(/2)+  

=(/2)  

(ii)

r = -2

=-(/2)+2  

=(3/2)  

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