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(Note: there are two spherical coordinate system conventions. The one used here is that the angle is on the plane z=0, measured clockwise from the x-axis. The angle is the angle relative to the z-axis.)

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In rectangular coordinates x = 22.67, y = 35.59 and z = 60.51. What is the radial distance from the origin in cylindrical coordinates? r =

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