Question

How do you convert `y=x` to polar form?

Answer 1

The polar form is `rsin(theta) = rcos(theta)`. The points of the line y = x are given by r = 0 and `sin(theta) = cos(theta)` or, instead, `theta = pi/4 and theta = -3pi/4`.

Explanation:

y = x is the continuous line through the origin, bisecting the first and third quadrants. .