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    BEE 21503

    ENGINEERING MATHEMATICS III

    TUTORIAL 1
    (COORDINATE SYSTEMS)

    1. Find the rectangular coordinates of the points whose polar coordinates are given.
    (a) ( 6, π/6)
    (b) ( 7, 2π/3)
    (c) ( -6, -5π/6)
    (d) ( 0, -π)
    (e) ( 7, 17π/6)
    (f) ( -5, 0)

    2. In each part, a point is given in rectangular coordinates. Find two pairs of polar
    coordinates for the point, one pair satisfying r ≥ 0 and 0   ≤ 2, and the second
    pair satisfying r ≥ 0 and - 2   ≤ 0,
    (a) (-5,0)
    (b) (2 3 , -2)
    (c) (0, -2)
    (d) (-8,-8)
    (e) (-3,3 3 )
    (f) (1,1)

    3. Use a calculating utility, to approximate the polar coordinates of the points whose
    rectangular coordinates are given.
    (a) (3,4)
    (b) (6, -8)
    (c) (-1, tan-1 1)

    4. Express the given equations in polar coordinates


    (a) x  3
    (b) x 2  y 2  7
    (c) x 2  y 2  6 y  0
    (d) 9 xy  4

    5. Convert from rectangular to cylindrical coordinates


    (a) (4 3 ,4, -4)
    (b) (-5,5,6)
    (c) (0,2,0)
    (d) (4, -4 3 ,6 )

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    6. Convert from cylindrical to rectangular coordinates
    (a) ( 4, /6, 3)
    (b) (8, 3/4, -2)
    (c) (5, 0, 4)
    (d) (7, , -9)

    7. Convert from rectangular to spherical coordinates


    (a) (1, 3 , -2)
    (b) (1, -1, 2 )
    (c) (0, 3 3 , 3)
    (d) (  5 3 , 5, 0)

    8. Convert from spherical to rectangular coordinates


    (a) (5, /6, /4)
    (b) (7, 0, /2)
    (c) (1, , 0)
    (d) (2, 3/2, /2)

    9. Convert from cylindrical to spherical coordinates


    (a) ( 3 , /6, 3)
    (b) (1, /4, -1)
    (c) (2, 3/4, 0)
    (d) (6, 1,  2 3 )

    10. Convert from spherical to cylindrical coordinates


    (a) (5, π/4, 2π/3)
    (b) (1, 7π/6, π)
    (c) (3, 0, 0)
    (d) (4, π/6, π/2)

    11. Equation is given in cylindrical coordinates. Express the equation in rectangular


    coordinates and sketch the graph.
    (a) r  3
    (b) r 2  z 2  1

    12. Equation is given in spherical coordinates. Express the equation in rectangular


    coordinates and sketch the graph.
    (a)   3
    (b)   4 cos 

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