Description
Convert (r, θ) ↔ (x, y) using x = r cos θ and y = r sin θ — and the reverse for known quadrants.
Standards: CCSS HSN-CN.B.4 (move between rectangular and polar coordinates).
Each problem matches an answer in the design grid above. As students color in their answers, a symmetrical pattern appears. If the pattern looks right, the work is right — easy for students to catch mistakes and easy for you to spot-check at a glance.
Works for classwork, homework, extra practice, extra credit, or sub plans. The PDF includes the worksheet and answer key. Download the preview to see exactly what you'll receive.
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Description
Convert (r, θ) ↔ (x, y) using x = r cos θ and y = r sin θ — and the reverse for known quadrants.
Standards: CCSS HSN-CN.B.4 (move between rectangular and polar coordinates).
Each problem matches an answer in the design grid above. As students color in their answers, a symmetrical pattern appears. If the pattern looks right, the work is right — easy for students to catch mistakes and easy for you to spot-check at a glance.
Works for classwork, homework, extra practice, extra credit, or sub plans. The PDF includes the worksheet and answer key. Download the preview to see exactly what you'll receive.
