How do you convert $(6, 2pi)$ into cartesian form?

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Answer 1 · 2016-11-12T06:05:32

Cartesian Coordinates are: $(6 , 0)$

Converting the given polar coordinates $(r=6,theta=2pi)$ to
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rectangular ones is determined by applying the following properties.

$x=r cos theta = 6xxcos2pi = 6xx1 =6$
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$y = rsin theta = 6xxsin2pi =6 xx 0 = 0$

The Cartesian Coordinates are $(6 , 0)$

How do you convert (6, 2pi)(6, 2pi) into cartesian form?