Converting Equations Between Polar & Rectangular Form

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Professor RobBob ,thank you for another incredible video/lecture on Converting Equations Between Polar and Rectangular Form. These concepts are classical and historic in Pure and Applied Mathematics.

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ex:r sin θ = ln r^2+ ln cos θ and my answer y=ln(x.r). If there is no r^2 the answer lnx is true but we have extra r.WHAT CAN I DO PLEASE HELPPPPPPPPPPPPPPPP İ BEGGGG

hi. Can i ask you a question? ex:r sin θ = ln r ^ + ln cos θ and my answer:y=ln(x.r) but i cannot continue. what am i doin :(((((((((((

Completing the square to make a circle :)
Hmm... OK, but what if I get different powers of `r` and sines/cosines in my polar equation? Let's say `r⁴ + 2·r³·cosθ + r² = 4` :q How can I get the `r = some stuff with only θ involved and no r` form so that I could graph it? (That's the form my graphing software expects, it can't graph mixed powers of `r` :/ )

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What about R = theta

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Hallo, many thanks for the useful lessons you introduce. I have a question please, when I tried to plot on excel the polar form r=4 cos(fi)+ 8 sin (fi) the result was a sin wave and i could not get the circle. could you explain to me this please. Many thanks in advance.

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