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For each of the following values of <math>\theta</math>, find | For each of the following values of <math>\theta</math>, find | ||
the value of <math>r</math> such that <math>r=4 \sin \theta</math>: | the value of <math>r</math> such that <math>r=4 \sin \theta</math>: | ||
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<li>Plot the seven points with the polar coordinates | <li>Plot the seven points with the polar coordinates | ||
<math>(r,\theta)</math> found in part | <math>(r,\theta)</math> found in part (a).</li> | ||
<li>Draw and identify the curve defined by the equation | <li>Draw and identify the curve defined by the equation | ||
<math>r=4\sin\theta</math> in polar coordinates.</li> | <math>r=4\sin\theta</math> in polar coordinates.</li> | ||
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For each of the following values of [math]\theta[/math], find
the value of [math]r[/math] such that [math]r=4 \sin \theta[/math]:
[[math]] \theta = 0, \frac\pi6, \frac\pi4, \frac\pi2, \frac{3\pi}4, \frac{5\pi}6, \pi . [[/math]]
- Plot the seven points with the polar coordinates [math](r,\theta)[/math] found in part (a).
- Draw and identify the curve defined by the equation [math]r=4\sin\theta[/math] in polar coordinates.