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# Converting coordinates Express the following polar

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Problem 15E

Express the following polar coordinates in Cartesian coordinates.

$$(3,\ \frac{\pi}{4})$$

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Solution 15EStep 1:In this problem we have to express the given polar coordinates ( 3, ) in cartesian coordinates.To convert polar coordinates ( r , to Cartesian coordinate (x , y) is ; X = r cos( Y = r sin(Given polar coordinates ( r , = ( 3, )So , x = r cos(= 3 cos() = 3= , since cos() = . y = r sin( = 3 sin() = 3= , since sin() = .Hence the cartesian co-ordinates are ( x, y) = ( , )

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