SOLUTION: Convert to rectangular: {{{ r=4}}}secΘ A.) {{{ y=2 }}} B.) {{{y=4 }}} C.) {{{x=2}}} D.) {{{x=4}}}

SOLUTION: Convert to rectangular: {{{ r=4}}}secΘ A.) {{{ y=2 }}} B.) {{{y=4 }}} C.) {{{x=2}}} D.) {{{x=4}}}

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Question 1079675: Convert to rectangular: secΘ
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Answer by Edwin McCravy(20065) (Show Source): You can put this solution on YOUR website!

Draw this picture:









Multiply both sides by x



Divide both sides by r



Edwin

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