AP Calculus BCmediummcq1 pt
The point with polar coordinates (2, π/2) has rectangular coordinates
A.(0, 2)
B.(2, 0)
C.(0, −2)
D.(2, 2)
Explanation
Core Concept
x = 2cos(π/2) = 0, y = 2sin(π/2) = 2.
Correct Answer
A(0, 2)
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