consider the polar graph §æ =(2/3)¦Ð. (¦Ð=pie)

find the value of N such that r=N§æ, where 0¡Ü §æ ¡ÜN¦Ð has

a)no solution
b)one solution
c)two solution

i think i have figured the first question out.since it's no solution then N must be N<(2/3) because the equation is §æ =(2/3)¦Ð.

but i have no idea how to solve the following two questions!! can someone please help me with this ??

thanks!

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