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Determine if the graph is symmetric about the x-axis, the y-axis, or the origin. r = -3 + 3 sin θ y-axis only Origin only x-axis only No symmetry
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Think of the coordinate points \((r~,~\theta)\). \[(r,\theta) \rightarrow (-r,~\pi -\theta) \implies \text{symmetric about x-axis}\]\[(r,\theta) \rightarrow (r,~\pi -\theta) \implies \text{symmetric about the y-axis} \]\[(r,\theta) \rightarrow (r,~ \theta +\pi ) \implies \text{symmetric about the origin}\] plugging in or analyzing coordinate points for these functions will usually tell you whether or not your function is symmetric, and about which axis or origin.
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