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Graphing in polar coordinate

Reminder (1) The following polar representations represent the same point: ( r , θ ) ( r , θ + 2n π ) ; nεZ ( - r , θ + (2n+1)π ) ; nεZ

Examples (1) The following polar representations represent the same point ( 5 , π/2 ) ( 5 , π/2 + 2 π ) = ( 5 , 5π/2) ( 5 , π/2 - 2 π ) = ( 5 , - 3π/2) ( - 5 , π/2 + π ) = ( - 5 , 3π/2 ) ( - 5 , π/2 – π ) = ( - 5 , -π/2 )

Reminder (2) All of the polar representations of the form (0, θ) represent the pole ( the origin): Examples ( 0 , 0 ) ( 0 , π ) ( 0 , π/6 )

The Graph of θ = θ0 For any value of r, θ is always θ0 Any point of the form ( r , θ0 ), where r is any real number, belongs to the graph of the curve All the following points belongs to that graph: ( 1 , θ0 ), ( 2 , θ0 ), ( 3 , θ0 ) ( -1 , θ0 ) ≡(1, θ0 + π), ( -2 , θ0 ) ≡ (2 , θ0 + π) ( √3/5 , θ0 ) The graph is a straight line making an angle equal to θ0 with the polar axis

Example (1) Sketch the graph the following polar equation: θ = π/4

θ r ( r , θ ) π/4 ( 0 , π/4 ) 1 ( 1 , π/4 ) 2 ( 2 , π/4 ) 3 ( 3, π/4 ) -1 ( -1 , π/4 )= ( 1,π+π/4) = ( 1,5π/4) -2 ( -2 , π/4 )= ( 2,π+π/4) = ( 2,5π/4) -3 ( -3 , π/4 )= ( 3,π+π/4) = ( 3,5π/4)

The graph is a straight line making an angle equal to π/4 with the polar axis

Reminder The Cartesian equation of this straight line is y = x We can arrive at this equation, as follows: We have, θ = π/4 → tan θ = 1 → sin θ / cos θ = 1 → r sin θ / r cos θ = 1 → y / x = 1 → y = x

The Graph of r = cθ , where c is nonzero constant Example (2) Sketch the graph the following polar equation: r = θ

r = θ θ r = θ ( r , θ ) ( 0 , 0 ) π/2 (π/2 , π/2 ) π (π , π) 3π/2 ( 0 , 0 ) π/2 (π/2 , π/2 ) π (π , π) 3π/2 (3π/2 , 3π/2 ) 2π (2π , 2π ) 2π+π/2 (2π+ π/2 , 2π+ π/2 ) 3π (3π , 3π )

The graph is a spiral

The Graph of r = r0 , where are is a positive number For any value of θ, r is always r0 Any point of the form (r0 , θ ), where θ is any angle ( or any real number ), belongs to the graph of the curve All the following points belongs to that graph: (r0 , 0 ), (r0 , π/2 ), (r0 , π) , (r0 , π/6) ( - r0 , π ) ≡ (r0 , 0 ), (- r0 , 3π/2 ), ≡ ( r0 , π/2 ) The graph is a circle centered at the origin and of radius equal to r0

Example (3) Sketch the graph the following polar equation: r = 5

r = 5 θ r = θ ( r , θ ) 5 ( 5 , 0 ) π/2 (5 , π/2 ) π (5 , π) 3π/2 5 ( 5 , 0 ) π/2 (5 , π/2 ) π (5 , π) 3π/2 (5 , 3π/2 ) 2π (5 , 2π ) 2π+π/2 (5 , 2π+ π/2 ) 3π (5 , 3π )

The graph of r = 5 is a circle centered at the origin and of radius 5

The graph of: r = c sinθ Or r = c cosθ Where c is a nonzero constant

Example (4) Sketch the graph the following polar equation: r = 6 sin θ

r = 6 sin θ (0,0) π/2 6 (6 , π/2) π (0 , π) 3π/2 - 6 (0,0) π/2 6 (6 , π/2) π (0 , π) 3π/2 - 6 (- 6 , 3π/2)≡ (6 , π/2) 2π (0 , 2π) ≡ (0,0)

r = 6sin θ

The graph is a circle centered at (0,3) of radius equal to 6/2 = 3

Cardioids ( Heart) ( special case of the limaςon( The graph of: r = a sinθ + b r = a cosθ + b Where, a/b = 1 or - 1

Example (5) Graph: r = 5 - 5sinθ

The Graph of r = 5 - 5sinθ = 5(1-sin θ) 5 (5,0) π/2 (0 , π/2) π (5 , π) 3π/2 10 (10 , 3π/2) 2π (5 , 2π)

The Graph of r = 5 - 5sinθ

Limaςon ( Snail) The graph of: r = a sinθ + b r = a cosθ + b Where a and b are nonzero.

Example (6) Graph r = 2 - 4sinθ

Solution: We have r = 2 – 4sinθ = 2 ( 1 – 2 sinθ) r = 0 if sinθ = ½ That’s r = 0 if θ = π/6 , θ= π - π/6 = 5π/6 Thus, we must pay attention to these values, when graphing

The Graph of r = 2( 1 - 2sinθ( θ r = θ ( r , θ ) 2 ( 2 , 0 ) π/6 2 ( 2 , 0 ) π/6 (0 , π/6 ) π/2 -2 (-2 , π/2) = (2, 3π/2) 5π/6 (0 , 5π/6 ) π (2 , π ) 3π/2 6 (6 , 3π/2 ) 2π (2 , 2π )

The Graph of r = 2( 1 - 2sinθ)

Rose Curves The graph of: r = a sinnθ r = a cosnθ Where a is positive and n a natural number

Example (7) r = 4sin3θ

The graph of r = 4sin3θ r = 0 if sin3θ = 0 Or 3θ = 0, π , 2π, 3π , 4π, 5π,… Or θ = 0, π/3 , 2π/3, π , 4π/3, 5π/3,… r = 4, which is maximum if sin3θ = 1 Or 3θ = π/2 , 5π/2 , 9π/2 Or θ = π/6 , 5π/6 , 3π/2 r = - 4, which is minimum if sin3θ = -1 Or 3θ = 3π/2 , 7π/2 , 11π/2 Or θ = π/2 , 7π/6 , 11π/6

The graph of r = 4sin3θ θ r = 4sin3θ ( r , θ ) ( 0 , 0 ) π/6 4 ( 0 , 0 ) π/6 4 (4 , π/6 ) π/3 (0, π/3) ≡ (0,0) π/2 - 4 ( - 4 , π/2 ) ≡ ( 4 , 3π/2 ) 2π/3 (0 , 2π/3 ) = (0,0) 5π/6 (4 , 5π/6 ) π (0 , π ) = (0,0)

The graph of r = 4sin3θ Values of v grater than π will not result in new points It will just trace the curve again and again θ r = 4sin3θ ( r , θ ) π (0 , π ) = (0,0) 7π/6 - 4 (- 4 , 7π/6 ) ≡ ( 4 , π/6 ) 4π/3 (0, 4π/3) = (0, π/3) = (0,0) 3π/2 4 ( 4 , 3π/2 ) 5π/3 (0 , 5π/3 ) ≡ (0, 2π/3 ) = (0,0) 11π/6 (- 4 , 11π/6) ≡ (4, 5π/6)

r = 4 sin3θ

Remark The graph of: r = a sinnθ Or r = a cosnθ A rose curve consists of: n leaves, if n is odd 2n leaves, if n is even

Example (8) Graph: r = 4sin2θ

The graph of r = 4sin2θ r = 0 if sin2θ = 0 Or 2θ = 0, π , 2π, 3π , 4π, 5π, 6π ,… Or θ = 0, π/2 , π , 3π/2, 2π, 5π/2, 3π … r = 4, which is maximum if sin2θ = 1 Or 2θ = π/2 , 5π/2 , 9π/2, 13π/2,… Or θ = π/4 , 5π/4 , 9π/4, 13π/4,… r = - 4, which is minimum if sin2θ = -1 Or 2θ = 3π/2 , 7π/2 , 11π/2, .. Or θ = 3π/4 , 7π/4 , 11π/4,..

The graph of r = 4sin2θ θ r = 4sin2θ ( r , θ ) ( 0 , 0 ) π/4 4 ( 0 , 0 ) π/4 4 (4 , π/4 ) π/2 (0, π/2) 3π/4 - 4 ( - 4 , 3π/4 ) ≡ ( 4 , 7π/4 ) π (0 , π ) 5π/4 (4 , 5π/4 ) 3π/2 (0 , π ) = (0,0)

The graph of r = 4sin2θ Values of θ grater than 2π will not result in new points It will just trace the curve again and again θ r = 4sin2θ ( r , θ ) 7π/4 - 4 (- 4 , 7π/4 ) = (4, 3π/4 ) 2π (0 , 2π ) 9π/4 4 (4, 9π/4) 5π/2 ( 0 , 5π/2 ) 11π/4 (- 4 , 11π/4 ) ≡ (4, 7π/4 ) 3π (0 , 3π)

The graph of r = 4sin2θ

Homework Graph each of the following Curves r = π/2 r = 2θ θ = π/4 r = 3sinθ r = 3+3sinθ r = 3sin4θ

r = 2cosθ r = 4 + 4cosθ r = 4 - 4cosθ r = 3 - 6cosθ r = 3 +6cosθ r = 5cos2θ r = 5cos3θ