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Asked by Tabby

I am supposed to identify the classical curve that is represented by
r = 1 + sin Theta.

I think it's a cardioid, because its equation is r = 1 + 1 sin theta (r = a + a sin theta). Is this correct?
13 years ago

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Answered by Steve
that is correct

wolframalpha . com will draw it for you. Just type in

plot r = 1 + sin(theta)
13 years ago
Answered by Tabby
thank you so much for your time.
13 years ago

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