For Exercises 7–10, graph the polar equation and identify the type of curve. 7. r = 2cos 30 8. r = 2 – 6cos e 9. r = 5 + 5sin 0 10. r = -5sin 20

Q: Convert the polar point (3, 47T/3) to an equivalent polar point where r <0 and 0 <0 < 2T. O A.…

A: given polar form of a  point is                                                           P=3, 4π3…

Q: N(-3, 3*) 3. Find the equation of the line in polar coordinates that passes and the pole.

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Q: Plot the points with polar coordinates (2, π/6) and (-3, -π/2).Give two alternative sets of…

A: First, mark the radius r = 2 then, rotate in anticlockwise direction by the angle pi/6 to get the…

Q: Plot the point and give three other polar coordinates to describe: (1, -)

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Q: Find the polar equation of the line y = 4x + 6 in terms of rand 0.

A: We have to convert the given rectangular equation into polar equation.

Q: Plot the point that has the given polar coordinates.

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Q: Convert (−2, −9) to polar coordinates.

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Q: Find the equation in polar coordinates of the line through the origin with the slope 1/5 .

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Q: To graph a polar equation r = f(0), we plot all the points (r, 0) that the equation.

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Q: Find the polar equation of the line y = 3x + 9 in terms of r and ?.

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