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

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Graph :

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1). Draw a polar-coordinate plane.

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2). Plot the point \"\".

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Graph of the point \"\".

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3). Divide the entire cycle into 12 polar sectors.

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\"\".

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4). Observe the above graph, the angle should be less then \"\".

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5). It is appears to be \"\".

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6). From the graph, the distance from the pole to the polar point is approximately

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2.8\"\".

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7). Thus, the one set of the polar coordinates for the point \"\" is \"\".

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The one set of the polar coordinates for the point \"\" is \"\".