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Objective 1: Graph Polar Equations by Plotting Points For Exercises 7. 14, graph the polar equation. (See Example 1) '7. r = 3 1'- 1?? 7) 11. r = 4005 9 Answer 57. A quilter wants to make a design in the shape of a daisy Where the \"petals\" are 3.5 in. long. She plans to use a computer to print a graph of the outline of the gure. Determine an equation she could use. 3.5 in. Objective 2: Test Polar Equations for Symmetry For g! Exercises 15 @ 22, determine whether the tests for symmetry in g! Table 8-2 detect symmetry with respect to a. The polar axis. Replace (r, 9) by (r, (9). b. The line 6 = %. Replace (r, 6) by (r, 7: 6). c. The pole. Replace (r, 6) by (r, 0). Otherwise, indicate that the test is inconclusive. 15. r2 = 16cos 29 Answer Exercise: Testing for Symmetry in a Polar Equation + PDF Transcript for Exercise: Testing for Symmetry in a Polar Equation 59me 3 19. r = 4 + sin 0 AnswerFor lg. Exercises 23lgl 30, use symmetry to graph the polar curve and identify the type of curve. (See lgl Examples 2@ 4) 23.r=223i119 Answer a Exercise: Using Synmletry to Graph 3 Polar Equation PDF Transcript for Exercise: Using Symmetry to Graph a Polar Equation 1 7 27. r = 300$ 59 Answer Objective 3: Categorize Polar Equations and Their Graphs For Exercises 31@ 40, 3. Identify the type of polar curve from among those listed in lgi Table 8-3. h. Write a polar equation that represents the given graph. \f39. TT 1 2 3 4 5 2For Exercises 47- 52, for the purpose of determining a suitable viewing window for the graph of the equation, a. Find the maximum value of Irl. b. Experiment with a graphing utility to find an interval for O over which the graph is traced only once. 47. r = 6cos 0 Answer 49. r = 3 - sin 0 AnswerFor Exercises 47-LI 52, for the purpose of determining a suitable viewing window for the graph of the equation, a. Find the maximum value of Irl. b. Experiment with a graphing utility to find an interval for O over which the graph is traced only once. Answer Answer 51. r = 3cos