f(r,?) f(x,y) r(cos(?)) = x r(cos(2?)) = ? r(cos(3?)) = x3-3xy2/x2+y2 r(cos(4?)) = ? r(cos(5?)) =...

f(r,?)	f(x,y)
r(cos(?))	= x
r(cos(2?))	= ?
r(cos(3?))	= x³-3xy²/x²+y²
r(cos(4?))	= ?
r(cos(5?))	= ?

Please complete this table. I am having trouble converting functions from polar to cartesian in the three dimensional plane.

I understand that x=rcos(?) and y=rsin(?) and r² = x² + y² , but I am having trouble understanding how to apply these functions.

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milcah answered 1 year ago

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