Find the equation represented in the given graph? http://oi43.tinypic.com/azj4e9.jpg

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anonymous · Answer

@ganeshie8 @whpalmer4 @wio @Callisto @mathslover Please help

ganeshie8 · Answer

@Richard_Feynman

anonymous · Answer

I'm not entirely sure what I'm looking at here, but is it not just $r=3$?

anonymous · Answer

This one look very similar to me but the answer choices are
r=2
theta=2pi
theta=4
r=4
Any ideas?

anonymous · Answer

Wait sorry posted wrong pic

anonymous · Answer

attachment

anonymous · Answer

That's just a circle with radius 4.

anonymous · Answer

How do you get 4? Both pics look the same to me

anonymous · Answer

I'm just counting how many circles you 'cross' going between the origin and the far right point marked 0.

anonymous · Answer

The same way you count grid lines in a cartesian plane.

anonymous · Answer

OHHHH it's the bolded circle you too!

anonymous · Answer

Thanks, now I see.

anonymous · Answer

Bolded circle you *count to, sorry It's late haha

anonymous · Answer

Oh, yeah.