Graphing a Polar Curve - Part 1
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@annie2198 you take the tests, not me : ) so u r the reason!
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So as a general rule are you always dividing by 2 to get the intervals for your graph, or was it just in this case?
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@patrickJMT I'd like to know the answer for the above question also. would u mind explaining it to me plz? Do we always set it equal to pi/2 or it depends? I'm really confused about this. and the fact is that me prof never explained me how to find this. all he did was: cos(2theta) => period = Pi? Thanks in advance!
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should i always set it equal to pi/2 to find the increments? or does that only apply for this problem??!?!?!?!?!
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omg, thank you thank you thank you so much, i got it!
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@annie2198 Totally agree.. You make so much more sense than my teacher!! :D :D
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Honestly, I owe my grade to you Patrick. Thank you VERY much, If I become rich one day, I will keep you in mind :)
Thank you for the explanation, you are the best. I wonder though why the bastards put advertising even in educational videos, no respect
tajuara100 2 months ago
@tajuara100 why wouldnt they? this stuff has to get paid for somehow. and: you are welcome
patrickJMT 2 months ago
I have had multiple people explain this to me, but this is by far the best!! So glad I found this in time for finals!!!
Thunder7messiFan 2 months ago
@Thunder7messiFan come back next semester and tell your friends! : )
patrickJMT 2 months ago
why u take pie/2????????
jasskarn666 1 year ago
@jasskarn666 i could not eat the whole thing
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