How do you plot the point $(5, - 60^{o})$ $(5,-60^o)$ on a polar graph?

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How do you plot the point $(5, - 60^{o})$ $(5,-60^o)$ on a polar graph?

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Answer 1 · 2016-09-10T15:04:02

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For plotting the point $(5, - 60^{o})$ $(5,-60^o)$ , we first need to draw an angle of $- 60^{0}$ $-60^0$ and then mark the point $5$ $5$ units away from central point, as shown below.

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