Describe the graph of y=6. I chose a., is it correct?
a. A line passing through the pole and through the point (6, 0°)
b. A line perpendicular to the polar axis passing through the point (6, 0°)
c. A circle of radius 6 with center at the point (6, 0°)
d. A circle of radius 6 with center at the pole

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Describe the graph of y=6. I chose a., is it correct? 
a. A line passing through the pole and through the point (6, 0°) 
b. A line perpendicular to the polar axis passing through the point (6, 0°) 
c. A circle of radius 6 with center at the point (6, 0°) 
d. A circle of radius 6 with center at the pole

anonymous · Answer

It's been a loooooong summer. I forgot the term "pole"

dumbcow · Answer

oops did not read the entire thing....what do they mean by y=6
is it a polar equation?

anonymous · Answer

No, I don't think so

dumbcow · Answer

then its a horizontal line going through point (0,6)
i believe the polar axis is the x-axis

anonymous · Answer

Oh o.k. So a.

dumbcow · Answer

no it doesn't pass through the pole (origin)

anonymous · Answer

Then b. "perpendicular"

dumbcow · Answer

this isn't making sense...i think its a polar equation
--> r = 6
then its a circle with radius 6

anonymous · Answer

yes ... i think there is an error

anonymous · Answer

:/ Oh... So now we're looking at c.. d.

dumbcow · Answer

def d)   center is at origin or "pole"

anonymous · Answer

Thanks guys :)

dumbcow · Answer

throwing that "y=" in there really confused me for a sec :)