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  1. Converting between Cartesian and Polar Functions
    Elmer Nocon
    Angelo Bernabe
    Mark Kenneth Hitosis
  2. we substitute r ? sin ? fory
    then substitute r ? cos ? for x
    F I N A L
    ANSWER
    we factor out r
    divide both sides of the equation by (5sin ? – 3cos ?)
  3. we substitute
    r ? sin ? for y
    andr ? cos ? forx respectively
    F I N A L
    subtract (6 ?r ? cos ?) from both sides of the equation, which will result into this
    ANSWER
    factor out r
    divide (sin ? - 6cos ?) from both sides of the equation
  4. from y = r ? sin ? we convert it to another equation by dividing from both sides of the equation r
    then we substitute y/r for sin ?
    F I N A L
    ANSWER
    cross multiply
    then we substitute
    x2+ y2 for r2
  5. from y = r ? sin ? we convert it to another equation by dividing from both sides of the equation r
    then we substitute
    y/r for sin ?
    and x/r forcos ? respectively
    F I N A L
    ANSWER
    from x = r ? cos ? we convert it to another equation by dividing from both sides of the equation r
    Then multiply both sides of the equation by r
    then we substitute
    x2 + y2 for r2
  6. let’s say that c represents some constant
    F I N A L
    square both sides of the equation
    ANSWER
    then we substitute
    x2+ y2 for r2

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