Answer to Question #34605 in Trigonometry for Kristen Woods

Question #34605

Which pair represents (4, –4) in polar plane?

A. (6.56, 47.77)
B. (6.56, 43.77)
C. (5.66, 44.76)
D. (5.56, 47.77)

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