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1 Bellwork Convert to rectangular coordinates: Convert to polar coordinates:

2 11.1 POLAR COORDINATES GRAPHING - ROSES Graph Polar Functions (Rose)

3 Graphing Rose Calculator Activity In your groups complete the calculator activity. (20 minutes)

4 Rose Summary “a” is the length of the leaf If “b” is odd there are b leaves If “b” is even there are 2b leaves Leaves are evenly spaced Begin by finding the max of the function

5 r θ

6 Length of leaves_____________ # of leaves_____________ Spacing of leaves____________

7 Length of leaves_____________ # of leaves_____________ Spacing of leaves____________

8 Length of leaves_____________ # of leaves_____________ Spacing of leaves____________

9 Homework Graphing Roses Worksheet.

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