Firstly, we will select three corner points
A=(2,3)
B=(6,8)
C=(7,4)
we are given
the transformation with the rule (x, y)→(x, −y)
y--->-y
so, it is reflected about x-axis
so, we will multiply y-value by -1
we get new points as
A=(2,-3)
B=(6,-8)
C=(7,-4)
now, we can locate these points and draw graph
we get
The polar equation will be
A polar equation is any equation that expresses the relationship between r and theta, where r is the distance between the pole (origin) and a point on a curve, and theta is the counterclockwise angle formed by a point on a curve, the pole, and the positive x-axis.
From the equation, we are told that
The Eccentricity: e = 1
The Directrix is y = 4
Generally, the polar equation for e = 1 and y = + c is mathematically represented as
Therefore the polar equation will be
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