Convert the point P(x, y) = P(-2,2) to polar coordinates. %3D P (r, 0) = (2/2, ) 57 P(r,0) = (2/2, ) 37T °P(r,e) = (2v2, -:) °P(r, 0) = (v2, ) 4

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Convert the point P(x, y) = P(-2,2) to polar coordinates.
° = (2/2, )
P (r, 0)
5T
6.
°P(r, 0) = (2/2, )
4
O = (2v2, -ž
P (r,0)
2/2,
4
°P(r,e) = (v2, )
37T
4
Transcribed Image Text:Convert the point P(x, y) = P(-2,2) to polar coordinates. ° = (2/2, ) P (r, 0) 5T 6. °P(r, 0) = (2/2, ) 4 O = (2v2, -ž P (r,0) 2/2, 4 °P(r,e) = (v2, ) 37T 4
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