
(a)
To identify: the given curve as a cardioid, rose curve (state number of petals), lemniscate, limacon, circle, line, or none of the above:
(b)
To identify: the given curve as a cardioid, rose curve (state number of petals), lemniscate, limacon, circle, line, or none of the above:
(c)
To identify: the given curve as a cardioid, rose curve (state number of petals), lemniscate, limacon, circle, line, or none of the above:
(d)
To identify: the given curve as a cardioid, rose curve (state number of petals), lemniscate, limacon, circle, line, or none of the above:
(e)
To identify: the given curve as a cardioid, rose curve (state number of petals), lemniscate, limacon, circle, line, or none of the above:
(f)
To identify: the given curve as a cardioid, rose curve (state number of petals), lemniscate, limacon, circle, line, or none of the above:
(g)
To identify: the given curve as a cardioid, rose curve (state number of petals), lemniscate, limacon, circle, line, or none of the above:
(h)
To identify: the given curve as a cardioid, rose curve (state number of petals), lemniscate, limacon, circle, line, or none of the above:

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