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Answer 1

@AccessDenied @satellite73 @jim_thompson5910 @precal @dpaInc

Answer 2

I call you guys way too often, but everyone else refuses to answer my questions :-(

Answer 3

http://www.wolframalpha.com/input/?i=graph+r%3D3%2B3cos%28theta%29

Answer 4

the 3 and 3 because they are the same number will produce the cardoid

Answer 5

How do I do the table of values?

Answer 6

http://www.analyzemath.com/polarcoordinates/graphing_polar_equations.html

Answer 7

Ti-84 doesn't graph polar, atleast I haven't used it once for it.

Answer 8

do you own a graphing calculator? yes it does

Answer 9

press mode change it to pol

Answer 10

I own one, I just barely use it anymore.

Answer 11

Got it, so for the table of values

Answer 12

it works, I have one as well, press table duh :)

Answer 13

I mean the values haha

Answer 14

go to 2nd window, change it to ASK (indpnt only)
this will allow you to input values for example pi

Answer 15

Should I be using certain values? Since its polar i'm imaging some values with pi.

Answer 16

no, were you given certain values?

Answer 17

look at the link, I gave you. Polars produce pretty graphs
The Hearts of mathematics (or I would like to think)

Answer 18

good luck :)

Answer 19

No, not given certain values, but should i use the pi/6, pi/4 etc? just like the first example?

Answer 20

Also I have a question about college math and what classes I should be taking, not sure if you'd know or not.

Answer 21

sure, they tend to be the values of the circle (and values associated with trig values)

Answer 22

You should follow your degree plan and go talk to your counselor in college.
Non math people generally take college algebra but if you want to go to a professional school MED, LAW, etc then the class you need is at least Calculus I. Follow your degree plan because that will determine your graduation

Answer 23

yes math and counseling my two favorite topics

Answer 24

I'm in highschool, so that's not really an option at the moment.

Answer 25

Well, I'm sure you'd know, an Actuary, any classes you'd suggest me taking? I'm taking all Dual Enrollment classes (Classes at a local college) next year, and I can take any math I want.

Answer 26

You can see still degree plans online, the beauty of the internet, let your fingers do the walking

Answer 27

Actuary are number crunchers, you have to take as many math classes as possible. You must live in the land of math and numbers. Take all the mathematical classes as possible

Answer 28

http://www.beanactuary.org/
start here

Answer 29

http://www.actuary.com/actuarial-science-schools/
here is a list of schools to look at
good luck:) You will be one of the elite when you become an actuary
the few, the proud, an actuary

Answer 30

Hahahaa. Thank you, I honestly don't even care about the salary, I just love math and money and stuff.

Answer 31

yes, but having money means you have more choices in life