Step 1:
\The polar equation is
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Construct a table for different values of
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Step 2:
\Graph:
\(1) Draw the polar co-ordinate plane.
\(2) Plot the polar points.
\(3) Connect the points to a smooth curve.
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The graph of the curve repeats for every time interval of
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Solutions:
\The graph of the polar equation
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