Posted: August 27th, 2021
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XP 18
Given the equation
Question 1
Using your calculator/technology to help, sketch the graph of this function on a set of Polar axes over the interval [0, 2Pi]. Mark the orientation of the graph; mark the intercepts and identify them with their Polar coordinates. Also, identify the angle in this interval for which r is undefined.
Polar plot =>
Polar Plots
Question 2
A). Let R be the region swept out by r over the theta-interval, where. Set up the Polar-form integral whose value represents the Area of R.
Integration; definite integral
Series expansion at k=0
Indefinite integral
B). Use the formula
(CRC Handbook, #366)
to help write another formula, using variable k, that would represent the Area of region R, as defined in part A.
New formula;
Thus,
C). Use your formula from part B to find the Area of R when k =
I) II) III)
Make small sketches illustrating what R looks like in each case; report the areas rounded to the nearest tenth.
At k =π/4 area bound is;
however, π= 3.14 and k = π/4
Area = = 25.10
Figure 1: Sketch varying k from 0 to π/4
At k =π/2 area bound is;
however, π= 3.14 and k = π/2
Area = = 54.20
Figure 2: Sketch varying k from 0 to π/2
At k =3π/4 area bound is;
however, π= 3.14 and k = 3π/4
Area = = 75.43
Figure 3:Sketch varying k from 0 to 3π/4
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