What is the polar form of $(- 23, 0)$ $( -23,0 )$ ?

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What is the polar form of $(- 23, 0)$ $( -23,0 )$ ?

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Answer 1 · 2016-03-09T20:38:50

$(23; π) = 23 ∠ π$ $(23;pi)=23/_pi$

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This point lies on the negative x-axis, 23 units left of the origin.

Hence its length from the origin is $r = 23$ $r=23$ units and its angular displacement from the positive x-axis is $θ = 180^{\circ} = π$ $theta=180^@=pi$ radians.

Hence the polar form is $(23; π) = 23 ∠ π$ $(23;pi)=23/_pi$

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