document.write( "Question 1198478: Convert (3,3) into polar parameters.
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document.write( "One of the following is the correct answer. Which one?\r
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document.write( "A) 3(square root of 2), pi/4
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document.write( "B) 3, 5(pi/4)
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document.write( "C) 3(square root of 2), 7(pi/4)
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document.write( "D) 3, pi/4
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document.write( "E) 3(square root of 2), 5(pi/4) \n" );
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