Question

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Which equation is the polar equivalent to the equation y=−3√x?
A. 0= pi/6
B. 0=pi/3
C. 0=2pi/3
D. 0=5pi/6

Answer 1

The value of  θ = pi /3 , Option B is the correct answer.

What is an Equation ?

A statement in mathematics used to correlate two algebraic expressions by using an equal sign is called an Equation.

x = rcosθ

y = rsinθ

The equation given is

$y = -\sqrt{3} \;x$

rsinθ = - $\sqrt{3}$ $\rm {r \; cos\; \theta}$

sin θ / cos θ = -  $\sqrt{3}$

tan θ = -$\sqrt{3}$

 θ = pi /3

Therefore Option B is the correct answer.

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