Step 1:
\The polar equation is
.
Find the points on the curve where the tangent line is horizontal or vertical.
\Slope of the horizontal tangent line is 0.
\Slope of the vertical tangent line is
.
Find the slope of the curve.
\Consider
.
Differentiate on each side with respect to
.

Step 2:
\Slope of the tangent line is first derivative of the curve.
\Slope of the parametric equation is
\
Substitute
and
in the above equation.

Slope of the tangent line is
.
Step 3:
\Slope of the horizontal tangent line is 0.
\

The general solution of
is
.

If
then
.
If
then
.
Now substitute
in polar equation.

Now substitute
in polar equation.

The points on the curve where tangent line is horizontal are
and
.
Step 4:
\Slope of the vertical tangent line is
.


The general solution of
is
.

If
then
.
If
then
.
Now substitute
in polar equation.

Now substitute
in polar equation.

The points on the curve where tangent line is vertical are
and
.
Solution:
\The points on the curve where tangent line is vertical are
and
.
The points on the curve where tangent line is horizontal are
and
.