To find: the polar form of the equations of two lines and neither of which is vertical and lines intersect at orthogonal angle.
Answer to Problem 33E
Explanation of Solution
Given:
Two lines
Concept used:
The polar form of a
Calculation:
It is known that the polar equation of the line is:
Here
Let’s suppose that two lines
If the angle between the positive
Since, the line
then the equation of the line
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