For the point(3,717)in polar coordinates, (a) plot the point, (b) give two other pairs of polar coordinates for the point, and (c) give the rectangular coordinates of the point.

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For the point 3, in polar coordinates, (a) plot the point, (b) give two other pairs of polar coordinates for the point, and (c) give the rectangular coordinates of the point.