POLAR COORDINATES Point P is defined by : P .

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POLAR COORDINATES Point P is defined by : P

POLAR COORDINATES P

POLAR COORDINATES P

POLAR COORDINATES P

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POLAR COORDINATES Q2 Q1 Q3 Q4 Our coordinates will fall in different quadrants. To find the angle, use the following chart : Q1 Use calculator value Q2 Add 180° to calculator value Q3 Add 180° to calculator value Q4 Add 360° to calculator value

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POLAR COORDINATES 9 40°

POLAR COORDINATES 9 40°

POLAR COORDINATES 9 40°

POLAR COORDINATES 240° 12

POLAR COORDINATES 240° 12