How come first image they do 90/3 to find the area but the second image they just put it as 0,pi/2? cus second image doing 90/number in front of theta gives different answers
#Area of polar coordinate
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How come first image they do 90/3 to find the area but the second image they jus...
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snow pelican
How come first image they do 90/3 to find the area but the second image they jus...
they just did it in degrees, is all.
and besides, both graphs have different points where the radius is equal to zero
if you solve 2cos(3x)=0 and sin(2x)=0 you get completely different answers.
try it
limber prawn
if you solve 2cos(3x)=0 and sin(2x)=0 you get completely different answers.
Ok what about something like this
I still put r=0 to find the bounds
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For anything that’s adding/subtracting
snow pelican
I still put r=0 to find the bounds
yes, to find where you partition the integral.
snow pelican
if you could give context that would be nice
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