Mathematics, 23.04.2020 21:42, kendarriuskj1990

Find an equation equivalent to y = x in polar coordinates.
a. sin e = cos e
c.
b. sin a = -cos e
d.
r= cos e
r= sin e

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Find an equation equivalent to y = x in polar coordinates.
a. sin e = cos e
c.
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