How to Convert From Polar Coordinates to Rectangular Coordinates (Precalculus - Trigonometry 37)

How to use trigonometric relationships to change Polar Coordinate represented points into Rectangular Coordinate represented points
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[@ThurmanMotorsports]

On the last example: (-4.98, -3.85)??? Am I missing something? I'm getting (-4.74, -3.67). If someone would be able to advise, please, that would be much appreciated. Thank you so much!

[@shravans7184]

Yes .... I also got the same using directly 3.8 radian in calc and by converting to degrees (180/pi).......

[@ricardocorrea9398]

I am also getting the same coord. as you...

[@andrewgoulding]

I also got the same coordinates as you.

[@mattnelson3247]

Yes I got the same coordinates as well, not sure what's going on with that

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I guess he just made an error.

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Professor Leonard ,thank you for another outstanding video/lecture on How to Convert From Polar Coordinates to Rectangular Coordinates in Precalculus/Trigonometry. This is an important topic in Mathematics and Applied Engineering. This material is simple to understand but finding the quadrants for each problem can be confusing.

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You taught the earlier stuff so well that I was already using polar coordinates in some experiments with computer graphics without even knowing it.

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[@anis1930]

can we just use cos inverse to get the angle if we find r prior to that ? specially if the angle is in quad 2 where tan inverse doesnt return any angle of that while cos inverse does.

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Каждый 1 благодарите? Нам не дочитать до строк? "Мы стремимся к экспоненте" эта фраза меня не покидает. Const?

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My math tacher teach us polar coordinates in 30 mins with no one understanding

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это был мужик на девяточку...

[@dashaagafonova519]

А еще это был дешевый план.