pho =
theta =
psi =
theta =
psi =
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x = ƿ sin ɸ cosθ = 3
y = ƿ sin ɸ sin θ = 2
z = ƿ cos ɸ = 0
ƿ^2 = x^2 + y^2 + z^2
ƿ^2 = 9 + 4 + 0 = 13
ƿ = √13
z = ƿ cos ɸ ==> cos ɸ = z/ƿ = 0 ==> ɸ = π/2
y = ƿ sin ɸ sin θ
=> sin θ = y /ƿ sin ɸ = 2 / √13 = (2/13)√13
θ = sin^-1(2 / √13) = (47 /250)π
spherical coordinates = (√13, (47 /250)π, π/2)
y = ƿ sin ɸ sin θ = 2
z = ƿ cos ɸ = 0
ƿ^2 = x^2 + y^2 + z^2
ƿ^2 = 9 + 4 + 0 = 13
ƿ = √13
z = ƿ cos ɸ ==> cos ɸ = z/ƿ = 0 ==> ɸ = π/2
y = ƿ sin ɸ sin θ
=> sin θ = y /ƿ sin ɸ = 2 / √13 = (2/13)√13
θ = sin^-1(2 / √13) = (47 /250)π
spherical coordinates = (√13, (47 /250)π, π/2)
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rho = √(3² + 2² + 0²) = √13
theta (from x axis towards y axis) = arctan(2/3) in quadrant I. ≈ 36.69 degrees
psi (from z axis) = 90 degrees
So (3, 2, 0) orthogonal is (√13, 36.69, 90) spherical.
theta (from x axis towards y axis) = arctan(2/3) in quadrant I. ≈ 36.69 degrees
psi (from z axis) = 90 degrees
So (3, 2, 0) orthogonal is (√13, 36.69, 90) spherical.
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Hmm.. I'm a little confused by your question.. Could you add more details please?