Posted by Audrey on Monday, December 13, 2010 at 11:13pm.
you must mean r = 8/(7sinŲ + 36cosŲ)
It would be very confusing to have x as an angle and then use it in the linear function
Also I tried your equation the way you typed it and got nowhere.
conversion: r^2 = x^2 + y^2, and sinŲ = y/r, cosŲ = x/r
r = 8/((7y/x) + 36x/r))
r = 8r/(7y + 36x)
1 = 8/(7y + 36x)
36x + 7y = 8 is the linear equation
How do you convert 36x + 7y = 8 into y=mx+b format?
that is the easy part ....
36x + 7y = 8
7y = -36x + 8
y = (-36/7)x + 8/7
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