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Programming Challenges 179 16. Rectangular to Polar Coordinates A point in a rectangular coordinate system is represented by (x,y), where x is its position along the x-axis and y is its position along the y-axis. The point can be represented in a polar coordinate system by (r, o), where r is the distance of the point from the origin and e is the angle irradians between the xraxis and the lin joining the point with the origin. To convert from the rectangular to the polar coordinates, the following formulas are used: p2 = x + y 0 = tan-'(x/y) Write a program that asks the user for the position of a point in the rectangular coordinate system and displays the point in the polar coordinate system. (Use library function atan for finding 0.)