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23-02-2019
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Change the following rectangular equation to a polar equation:
[tex]2x^2 + y^2 = 8y[/tex]

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FormerSpeedGenius FormerSpeedGenius

23-02-2019

you'll substitute x=r cos (theta) and y=r sin (theta) and as you Factor and work to get a polar equations in terms of r this is what it should look like r= (8 sin(theta))/(1+cos^2(theta))

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