Convert the equation of a line to polar form

The video tutorial explains how to convert Cartesian coordinates to polar coordinates by replacing X with R cosine of Theta and Y with R sine of Theta. It discusses the importance of factoring out R in polar equations to simplify them. The tutorial also covers solving equations using polar coordinates, emphasizing the goal of replacing all X-axis values.

What is the relationship between R and the sine of Theta as mentioned in the text?

Explain the process of factoring out R in the given context.

What equation is derived from cosine of Theta and sine of Theta?

How is the value of r determined in relation to cosine and sine?

What does it mean to replace all of your X axis in this context?