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find the area of the region that lies inside the cardiod r=1+cos(theta) and the outside of the circle r=1
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\[\int\limits_{0}^{2\pi}1+\cos(\theta) d \theta - \pi\] You're just taking the outer cardiod and subtracting the area of the circle inside. For the first part, you're evaluating around theta 0 to 2pi because that's a full circle, and then the second part the area of a circle with r=1 is pi.
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This is of course assuming that at no point does the perimeter of the circle intersect that of the cardiod. You should check that.
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