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r=1/sin(theta)+cos(theta) convert the polar equations to rectangular coordinates
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\[r= \frac{ 1 }{ \sin \theta+ \cos \theta }\]
change the equation to: \(\huge r(sin\theta+cos\theta)=1 \) now distribute: \(\huge rsin\theta+rcos\theta=1 \) rsin(theta) = ??? rcos(theta) = ???
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