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Any help would be greatly appreciated.
you first find the derivative dr/d theta
How do I find the derivative of it? Is it like finding regular derivatives?
yes- you need to use the chain rule in this case
Ok let me do that real quick here
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sorry jenni I just realised i gotta go right away i'm sure others will be abl;e to help
Well anyways, I got 4cos(4theta) as the derivative of r. I'm not sure what to do now
Doesn't look like anyone else will help so I guess I'll just close this question?
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