3. Consider the Cartesian equation x - y = 2x²y - 2xy², show that its polar form is given by the equation sin (20) T= cos(0)+sin(0)

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3. Consider the Cartesian equation
x² - y^= 2x²y - 2xy²,
show that its polar form is given by the equation
T=
sin(20)
cos(0) + sin(0)
Transcribed Image Text:3. Consider the Cartesian equation x² - y^= 2x²y - 2xy², show that its polar form is given by the equation T= sin(20) cos(0) + sin(0)
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