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Expression 2: "k" equals 0.1 6
k
=
0
.
1
6
negative 10
−
1
0
10
1
0
2
Expression 3: "m" equals 3.0 3
m
=
3
.
0
3
negative 10
−
1
0
10
1
0
3
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"k" equals 0.1 6
k
=
0
.
1
6
"m" equals 3.0 3
m
=
3
.
0
3
"r" equals 2 ( 0.1 6 ) cosine theta plus 2 ( 3.0 3 ) sine theta
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2
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