Objective: Test for symmetry in polar equations.

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Objective: Test for symmetry in polar equations. Warm up 1. Convert to rectangular equations. Identify the type of graph. a. b.

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2. Convert to polar equations. Identify the type of graph. a. b. c.

Example 1 Given the point : a. Find a point symmetric w.r.t x-axis (polar axis). b. Find a point symmetric w.r.t. y-axis ( ). c. Find a point symmetric w.r.t origin.

To prove symmetry: X-axis (polar axis): replace with To prove symmetry: X-axis (polar axis): replace with . Y-axis ( ): replace with ( ) . Origin (pole) : replace r with – r or replace with . Example 2 Show that the graph of is symmetry with respect to the polar axis.

Example 3 Prove that the graph of is symmetric with respect to the y-axis. Example 4 Prove that the graph of is symmetric with respect to the origin.

Classwork Pg 673 #49-56; 59-72 Pg 683 #7-12 Carnegie Learning 14.3

Homework Check Period 2