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zarkam21:
4 part question
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zarkam21:
zarkam21:
Vocaloid:
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judging by the equation what kind of shape do you think the graph might have?
zarkam21:
cardioid
Vocaloid:
good
then for part II you just need to plug in theta into r = 2 + 2sin(theta) to get the appropriate r value for each row
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zarkam21:
2
4
2
0
2
Vocaloid:
good
then for part III you just need to graph these points
zarkam21:
Vocaloid:
hm. not sure why there's a point all the way out at 6
notice how you got 2 when you plugged in theta = 0
zarkam21:
yes
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Vocaloid:
you plotted 6 at theta = 0
zarkam21:
zarkam21:
like that
Vocaloid:
good then you just need to connect the points w/ the cardioid shape
Vocaloid:
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Vocaloid:
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Vocaloid:
something like that
zarkam21:
Vocaloid:
awesome
then for part IV you just need to identify what's symmetric (as a hint there's only one type of symmetry here)
zarkam21:
the ones on the 0 line
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Vocaloid:
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Vocaloid:
be careful, it's the y-axis not the x-axis that makes this graph symmetric
zarkam21:
so the point in the middle?
Vocaloid:
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Vocaloid:
this line, not just the point
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zarkam21:
3pi/2 and pi/2?
Vocaloid:
good, so we would say this is symmetric about the vertical axis
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