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Convert the Cartesian coordinate (6,-2) to polar coordinates, 0 ? ? < 2? Enter answers as a decimal rounded to 2 places. r = \sqrt{40} ? = \frac{7\pi}{4}

          Convert the Cartesian coordinate (6,-2) to polar coordinates, 0 ? ? < 2?
Enter answers as a decimal rounded to 2 places.
r = \sqrt{40}
? = \frac{7\pi}{4}

Convert the Cartesian coordinate (6,-2) to polar coordinates, 0 ? ? < 2?
Enter answers as a decimal rounded to 2 places.
r = √(40)
? = (7π)/(4)

Added by Samuel L.

Introductory and Intermediate Algebra for College Students 4th

Robert Blitzer 4th Edition

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Not sure how to get theta on a TI calculator. I get to the decimal and get stuck. Please help. Convert the Cartesian coordinates (6, -2) to polar coordinates, 0 < 2Ï€. Enter answers as a decimal rounded to 2 places. âˆš40 âˆš9 = 3