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Converting a Conic Section Equation from Polar Form to Rectangular Form
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Convert the equation r=6/(2−4 cosθ ) into an equation written in rectangular form.
We convert equations from polar form to rectangular form using the following relationships.
To go from polar to rectangular coordinates:
To go from rectangular to polar coordinates:
We can use the relationship above to convert conic sections that are given in polar form into a rectangular equation.
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