Find the corresponding rectangular coordinates for the polar point (4, -/6).

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Is that supposed to be (4, -ƒÎ/6)?
If so, you would use this formula:

x = rcosӨ
y = rsinӨ

x = 4cos(-ƒÎ/6)
y = 4sin(-ƒÎ/6)

-ƒÎ/6 on the unit circle is the same as 11ƒÎ/6. The cosine (or x-value) for this angle is �ã3/2, and the sine (or y-value) for this angle is -1/2.

x = 4(�ã3/2)
y = 4(-1/2)

x = 2�ã3
y = -2

Your answer is:

(2�ã3, -2)
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