StarkyDee
I know this is an easy problem, but I need to know 3 sets of polar coordinates for the Cartesian coordinates (-4,4\sqrt{3}})
So I graphed the points and got the hypotenuse, r = 8.
How do I convert 4\sqrt{3}}) to degrees?
(4\sqrt{3}}) = 6.92820 Is this in radians?
and do I then multiply it by (180/pi) to get degrees?
thanks.
So I graphed the points and got the hypotenuse, r = 8.
How do I convert 4\sqrt{3}}) to degrees?
(4\sqrt{3}}) = 6.92820 Is this in radians?
and do I then multiply it by (180/pi) to get degrees?
thanks.