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Help me please i need this to be done for the assignment due tomorrow and i cant do it :( conic section with polar equation: r(theta)=(4/(3-sin(theta)) calculate the horizontal tangents and their concavity by calculating. d2y/dx2=(d/dx)(dy/dx)=((d/d(theta)(dy/dx)/(dx/d(theta)))
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x = rcos(theta) = (4*cos(theta))/(3 - sin(theta)) y = rsin(theta) = (4*sin(theta))/(3 - sin(theta)) then dx = [(4*cos(theta))/(3 - sin(theta))]' * d(theta) dy = [(4*sin(theta))/(3 - sin(theta))]' * d(theta) so we can cal dy/dx We determine horizontal tangents by let dy/dx = 0. Hope this help.
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