Polar coordinates

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Hi @Salman_Sheikh Welcome to the forum! :slight_smile:

I believe you're trying to convert polar coordinates to Cartersian coordinates, or vice-versa. Either way, I asked our new AI Writer to write the snippet for me, and got the following snippets.

I checked them and it looks to be correct. Please let me know if it works for you.

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To convert Cartesian coordinates to polar coordinates, please enter the values below:


Enter x-coordinate: 

namex

r =
sqrt(x^2+y^2)


Enter y-coordinate: 

namey

theta =
atan(y/x)



The polar coordinates (r, theta) are: (

=
r
, 
=
theta
)


The Jacobian (J) is: 

=
r


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To convert Cartesian coordinates to polar coordinates, please enter the values below:

Enter x-coordinate:

Enter y-coordinate:

The polar coordinates (r, theta) are: (0, NaN)

The Jacobian (J) is: 0

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Polar Coordinate Input:


Radius (r): 

nameradius

r =
radius


Angle in degrees (θ): 

nameangle

theta =
angle





theta_rad =
theta*acos(-1)/180
 {# Convert angle to radians #}


Cartesian Coordinates:


X = r*cos(θ) = 

x =
round(r*cos(theta_rad))

=
x


Y = r*sin(θ) = 

y =
round(r*sin(theta_rad))

=
y


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Polar Coordinate Input:

Radius (r):

Angle in degrees (θ):

{# Convert angle to radians #}

Cartesian Coordinates:

X = r*cos(θ) = 0

Y = r*sin(θ) = 0