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  1. Convert the following points in to cartesian coordinate system. 

  4. (1, 5π/4)

  5. (-3, 3π/5)

  6. (2, - π/3)

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Related questions

  1. Plot for following points in polar co-ordinate system (Angles in degrees for a to d, in radians for e to h) , How many points lie on horizontal axis and first together

  1. (3, 60)

  2. (1, 135)

  3. (2, 30)

  4. (4,0)

  5. (3, 2π/3)

  6. (1, π/4)

  7. (2, 5π/6)

  8. (4, π)

Plot for following points in polar co-ordinate system. How many points are there in 2nd quadrant and 4th Quadrant together? (Not on any axis) [angles in degrees for a to d, angles in radians for e to h]

  1. (-3, 60)

  2. (-1, 135)

  3. (-2, 30)

  4. (-4,0)

  5. (-3, 2π/3)

  6. (-1, π/4)

  7. (-2, 5π/6)

  8. (-4, π)

Think About It

In Exercises 73 and 74, the function f is differentiable on the indicated interval. The table shows

for selected values of x. (a) Sketch the graph of f, (b) approximate the critical numbers, and (c) identify the relative extrema.

f is differentiable on .

x 0 π / 6 π / 4 π / 3 π / 2
f ' ( x ) 3.14 -0.23 -2.45 -3.11 0.69
x 2 π / 3 3 π / 4 5 π / 6 π
f ' ( x ) 3.00 1.37 -1.14 -2.84

 

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