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HW:pg. 539 quick review 1-6, 9,10 section 6.4 excercises 1- 4,8-22 even Do Now: Take out your pencil, notebook, and calculator. 1)Write the standard form.

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1 HW:pg. 539 quick review 1-6, 9,10 section 6.4 excercises 1- 4,8-22 even Do Now: Take out your pencil, notebook, and calculator. 1)Write the standard form of the equation for the circle a)Center (3,0) r=2 b)Center (0,-4) r=8 Objectives: You will be able to graph polar coordinates. You will be able to convert from rectangular to polar coordinates and vice versa. Agenda: 1.Do Now 2.Polar Coordinates Lesson March 18,2015

2 Polar Coordinates

3 Differences: Polar vs. Rectangular POLARRECTANGULAR (0,0) is called the pole Coordinates are in form (r, θ) (0,0) is called the origin Coordinates are in form (x,y)

4 How to Graph Polar Coordinates Given: (3, л/3)

5 Answer- STEP ONE Look at r and move that number of circles out Move 3 units out (highlighted in red) 1 2 3

6 Answer- STEP TWO Look at θ- this tells you the direction/angle of the line Place a point where the r is on that angle. In this case, the angle is л/3 1 2 3

7 Answer: STEP THREE Draw a line from the origin through the point

8 Converting Coordinates Remember: The hypotenuse has a length of r. The sides are x and y. By using these properties, we get that: x = rcosθ y=rsinθ tanθ=y/x r 2 =x 2 +y 2 3, л/3 r y x

9 CONVERT: Polar to Rectangle: (3, л/3) ***x = rcosθ ***y=rsinθ tanθ=y/x r 2 =x 2 +y 2

10 CONVERT: Rectangular to Polar: (1, 1) Find Angle: tanθ= y/x tanθ= 1 tan -1 (1)= л/4 Find r by using the equation r 2 =x 2 +y 2 r 2 =1 2 +1 2 r= √2 New Coordinates are (√2, л/4) (You could also find r by recognizing this is a 45-45-90 right triangle)

11 Convert Equation: θ= 5л/6 x = rcosθ y=rsinθ *** ***tanθ=y/x r 2 =x 2 +y 2

12 STEP ONE: Substitute into equation ***x = rcosθ ***r 2 =x 2 +y 2 r 2 +4rcosθ=0 r + 4cosθ=0 (factor out r) ***x = rcosθ y=rsinθ tanθ=y/x ***r 2 =x 2 +y 2 Final Equation: r= -4cosθ

13 Convert Equation to Polar: 2x+y=0 STEP TWO: Factor out r r(2cosθ + sinθ) = 0 ***x = rcosθ ***y=rsinθ tanθ=y/x r 2 =x 2 +y 2 graph of 2x+y=0

14 SYMMETRY: THINGS TO REMEMBER When graphing, use these methods to test the symmetry of the equation Symmetry with line л/2Replace (r, θ) with (-r, -θ) Symmetry with polar axisReplace (r, θ) with (r, -θ) Symmetry with poleReplace (r, θ) with (-r, θ)

15 Graphing Equations with Symmetry GRAPH: r=2+3cosθ ANSWER: STEP ONE: Make a Table and Choose Angles. Solve the equation for r. θr 05 л/6 л/4 л/3 л/22 2л./3 5л/6 лundefined

16 Graphing Equations with Symmetry GRAPH: r=2+3cosθ ANSWER: STEP TWO: Determine Symmetry θr 05 л/6 л/4 л/3 л/22 2л./3 5л/6 лundefined Since the answer is the same, we know that this graph is symmetric along the polar axis

17 Graph Answer: r=2+3cosθ θr 05 л/6 л/4 л/3 л/22 3л/22 5л/3 11л/6 лundefined л/3 л/6 5л/3 2л We know it is symmetrical through the polar axis 11л/6 3л/2


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