How do you graph $θ = 60^{o}$ $theta=60^o$ ?

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How do you graph $θ = 60^{o}$ $theta=60^o$ ?

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Answer 1 · 2016-09-12T01:57:38

Never ending straight line from the pole r = 0, making the $∠ θ = 60^{o}$ $angle theta=60^o$ with the initial line $θ = 0$ $theta = 0$ , measured in the anticlockwise sense..

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The line makes an $∠ θ = 60^{o}$ $angle theta = 60^o$ with the initial line $θ = 0$ $theta=0$ , in the anticlockwise sense. Starting from the pole r = 0, iy is never ending in the direction $θ = 60^{o}$ $theta=60^o$

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