AP Calculus BCeasymcq1 pt
In polar coordinates, a point is described by
A.(r, θ) — radius and angle
B.(x, y) — rectangular coordinates
C.slope and intercept
D.latitude and longitude
Explanation
Core Concept
Polar uses distance from the origin and angle.
Correct Answer
A(r, θ) — radius and angle
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