Original post by TVIO
The Cartesian and Polar equation should look the same as long as you've converted correctly between them.
Thanks man!
Original post by Hsakbo
Thanks man!
No problem. Essentially what you're doing is changing the way the points are plotted, but if they still satisfy the same equations, then you're going to have the same set of points.
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