Graph of r = 1 + cos(theta/2) | MIT 18.01SC Single Variable Calculus, Fall 2010
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When calculating the area of the blue, wouldn't you have to subtract 2 * the pink part? (integral of (1 + cos theta/2 )^2 from pi to 2pi)
SS4Gojetanks 2 months ago
Ok, is it normal I tottaly understand anything from all of this ahah wtf
beluga420 4 months ago
That's awesome! It totally blows my mind. As a calculus beginner, I only think that the trig graphs are oscillating graphs, I never think that they can be transformed into other forms. Just curious, what happens to the graph if the interval is extended to 8pi/ Will I obtain the same graph because the function is periodic ?
thunderkaiz 5 months ago
what's a beautiful shape of this graph :)
freudy122 1 year ago