"Direction form" is also called "polar form" (r,θ), where r = 6 and θ = 315°.
The component form is (x, y) where:
x = rcosθ = 6cos315° = 6(√2/2) = 3√2
y = rsinθ = 6sin315° = 6(-√2/2) = -3√2
component form: (3√2, -3√2)
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asked 12/07/19This is a pre calculus problem on my work..
"Direction form" is also called "polar form" (r,θ), where r = 6 and θ = 315°.
The component form is (x, y) where:
x = rcosθ = 6cos315° = 6(√2/2) = 3√2
y = rsinθ = 6sin315° = 6(-√2/2) = -3√2
component form: (3√2, -3√2)
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