SOLUTION: Please explain why the polar coordinates of a point are not unique, but the rectangular coordinates of a point are unique. (Remember that the points are always unique.) Thanks!!

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Question 632216: Please explain why the polar coordinates of a point are not unique, but the rectangular coordinates of a point are unique. (Remember that the points are always unique.) Thanks!!
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