Basic How to Convert Cartesian to Polar Coordinates

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Warning/ headsup. Make sure your calculator is in Degree mode/ Deg mode so you can get the correct answer when it comes to arc tan/ tan-1(4/3) to ensure your calculator is set up right, if the answer was a 0.xyz (whatever xyz may be) then you are in the wrong mode. So far from my attempts Deg mode works in all quadrants.

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So sir, when we have plotted the Cartesian coordinates then we just simply have to draw a diagonal line from the coordinate towards 0 coordinate to form an angle? And the line is r and the angle is theta?

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Clearly explained base of Two-dimensional Fourier transform! Greatfull to see simply and direct path how to transforme Cartesian coordintes to Polar coordintes. Before I assume that the function F (x, y) obeys the Dirichlet conditions and the space of the primarly transformed Cartesian coordintes is two-dimensional like original space. Also given Polar coordintes is so good transform by You in circular symmetry where the element of area in the integration can be seen directly or from the Jacobean. We can add it to acknowledging to terms such as "green" and "sustainable" to find the azimuth we select and draw a line from the center of the circle until circle extrmity and measure the angle from the north in a clockwise direction. This is some kind of my idea how to impact Fourier transformation to find sun altitude by sun trajectory and impact of the solar radiation on urban enviroment such as water storage and waveing.

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In which quadrant this point lie (2, 0, 4)

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This is fantastic stuff. The other elephant in the room would be why anyone would use polar over Cartesian? What conditions would give one or the other priority when looking to solve a problem?

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when i would want to solve equations involving fields(electric/ magnetic /gravitaional) which are usually radial, polar system would make things easier for me

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And when trying to rotate a point

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I'm not sure if you mentioned it, but 3, 4, and 5 is an 30, 60, 90 triangles via Pythagorean.

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3, 4, 5 will not form 30-60-90 degree triangle.

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@@MathematicsTutor My bad, it is just a relationship of the sides and has nothing to do with the angles.

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Why have you taken inverse of tan?

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that’s how you get theta.

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Let x and y be cartesian coordinates of plane while r and s are poolar coordinates. show that x= rcoss , y= rsins is a C^1 coordinate transformation for r

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Sir what if the point is in second or fourth quadrant???

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what if the x is zero?

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What if x is 0 and what if y is 0

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