Identify and state the symmetries for each polar equation. Write the scale that you are using for the polar axis.
First Equation: r = 6
Second Equation: r^2 = cos (2theta)
Third Equation: theta = pi/3
Fourth Equation: 3+1.5sin(theta)
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i don't get this at all!
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It's okay. I didn't realize you were in 8th. You won't get here until 3 or 4 more years
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OpenStudy (irishboy123):
First Equation: r = 6
r = 6 always, no matter what theta is. draw it.
Third Equation: theta = pi/3
same idea, theta is pi/3 for all values of r. again draw it and see what you think
IMHO, only when you get these is it worth doing 2 and 4.
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OpenStudy (anonymous):
@irishboy123 I have to do all of them, so yes, it is worth it.