What is the name of the shape graphed by the function (theta)=-pi/6?

Please explain. Thank you!

Question

What is the name of the shape graphed by the function (theta)=-pi/6?

Please explain. Thank you!

kj4uts · Answer

attachment

triciaal · Answer

my first guess is A or D   never heard of them

dtan5457 · Answer

I'm pretty sure it's D, a lemniscate looks like

which is pretty much a reflected/nonreflected trig graph

dtan5457 · Answer

but actually i'm not sure...graphing -pi/6.....a radian on a circle....that sounds like a line

dtan5457 · Answer

weird question ^_^

triciaal · Answer

seriously how can you have the function of a constant?

dtan5457 · Answer

exactly i would disregard my first answer

irishboy123 · Answer

its a straight line with gradient tan (-π/6)

kj4uts · Answer

@campbell_st what do you think?

campbell_st · Answer

well if the question you have is 

$$f(\theta) = -\frac{\pi}{6}$$

then for me its 

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perhaps its a polar coordinates question