Mathematics, 09.10.2019 00:30 quetzaliescalona
Why polar coordinates seem better suited for circular-type functions, while the rectangular coordinate system seems better suited for linear-type graphs.
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and 
, which are deeply involved in the behavior of "circular-type" functions. Also, using a polar coordinate plane allows you to draw graphs of equations that typically aren't functions.
and 
reduces this to a constant function,
(since by definition, 
)
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