The transform curve of polar equation r 4 cos@+4 sin e to rectangular coordinates (x-2)° – y² = 8 (x-2)° +(y- 2)² = -8

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The transform curve of polar equation r= 4 cos@+4 sin @ to rectangular coordinates i
(x-2)² – y² = 8
(x- 2)² +(y- 2)² =-8
x² +(y- 2)² = 8
None
(x– 2)° +(y– 2)° = 8
(x-2)° +(y- 2)° = 4
Transcribed Image Text:The transform curve of polar equation r= 4 cos@+4 sin @ to rectangular coordinates i (x-2)² – y² = 8 (x- 2)² +(y- 2)² =-8 x² +(y- 2)² = 8 None (x– 2)° +(y– 2)° = 8 (x-2)° +(y- 2)° = 4
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