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Hello everybody and welcome.
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We want to convert the polar coordinates that are given 4 comma pi over 6 into rectangular coordinates.
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And so we have to first know that in order to do so the x is equal to r cosine theta where this is r and this is theta and that y is equal to r sine of theta.
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So now we're simply going to find the values of x and y, and these will be our answers.
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So for x, we have x is equal to 4 times the cosine of pi, oops, pi over 6.
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And so now we're going to evaluate this further.
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X is equal to 4 times the cosine of pi over 6, and we can either plug this into a calculator, or if you know off the top of your head that cosine of pi over 6 is root 3 over 2.
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We know that this is going to be equal to 4 times root 3 over 2, which is just 2 root 3...