Step 1 :

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(a)

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The condition for the point in the polar coordinate is \"\".

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The point in polar co-ordinates is \"\".

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In the polar coordinates we can represent the point in multiple representations of a point.

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The point \"\" can also be represented as \"\".

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Subtract \"\" from \"\" the angle.

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(b)

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The condition for the point in the polar coordinate is \"\".

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The point in polar co-ordinates is \"\".

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In the polar coordinates we can represent the point in multiple representations of a point.

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The point \"\" can also be represented as \"\".

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Add half revolution ( \"\" radians ) to the angle \"\" and replace \"\" by \"\".

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\"\"

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\"\"

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(c)

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The condition for the point in the polar coordinate is \"\".

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The point in polar co-ordinates is \"\".

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In the polar coordinates we can represent the point in multiple representations of a point.

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The point \"\" can also be represented as \"\".

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Add one revolution ( \"\" radians ) to the angle \"\".

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\"\"

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\"\"

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