Choose a point in the first quadrant, and give three different rectangular representations for that point. For my point i chose (2, pi/3). The first rectangular representation i found was (1, square root of 3). How would i find two more rectangular representations of (2, pi/3) if i can even use that as a point?

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Choose a point in the first quadrant, and give three different rectangular representations for that point. For my point i chose (2, pi/3). The first rectangular representation i found was (1, square root of 3). How would i find two more rectangular representations of (2, pi/3) if i can even use that as a point? 

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