If a point has polar coordinates (r, ?), what are its Cartesian coordinates?
x = rcos(?), y = rsin(?)
x = r?, y = r?
x = cos(?), y = sin(?)
x = rsin(?), y = rcos(?)
Correct Answer :
A. x = rcos(?), y = rsin(?)
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