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If the polar coordinates of the point (x, y) are (r, θ), determine the polar coordinates for the following points. (Use the following as necessary: r and θ. Assume θ is in degrees. ) (a) (−x, y) (−x, y) = (, ) (b) (−2 x, −2 y) (−2 x, −2 y) = (, ) (c) (3 x, −3 y) (3 x, −3 y) = (, )

If the polar coordinates of the point (x, y) are (r, θ), determine the polar coordinates for the following points. (Use the following as necessary: r and θ. Assume θ is in degrees. ) (a) (−x, y) (−x, y) = (, ) (b) (−2 x, −2 y) (−2 x, −2 y) = (, ) (c) (3 x, −3 y) (3 x, −3 y) = (, )

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If the polar coordinates of the point ( x , y ) are ( r , θ ) , determine the polar coordinates for the following points. (Use the following as necessary: r and θ . Assume θ is in degrees.) (a) ( − x , y )
( − x , y ) = ( ◻ , ◻ )
(b) ( − 2 x , − 2 y )
( − 2 x , − 2 y ) = ( ◻ , ◻ )
(c) ( 3 x , − 3 y )
( 3 x , − 3 y ) = ( ◻ , ◻ )

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