SOLUTION: How to change r=1-sin theta a polar equation to rectangular form
i've started to solve the problem and i got r^2=r-rsin theta... and i don't know what to do next..
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Question 872844: How to change r=1-sin theta a polar equation to rectangular form
i've started to solve the problem and i got r^2=r-rsin theta... and i don't know what to do next..
Answer by jim_thompson5910(35256) (Show Source): You can put this solution on YOUR website!
Use the idea that
Remember that
Since , we know
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The answer is
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