What is the polar coordinates of the point z

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In order to do this, you must solve using the answer choices, not by solving it yourself. This is because you can generate many answers from the graph itself so it is best to look for which answer choices you can eliminate. In this answer choice, there are no negatives, therefore, you don't have to convert by reflecting across the pole or polar axis, making this question easy. Polar coordinates are represented as so: (r, θ) with r representing the radius and theta representing the angle. The distance of z from the middle point is 3 units, so the radius is 3. If you look at the unit circle, resides in the same quadrant where z is at the moment, so you don't have to do any converting there. Therefore, this is your answer.

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