The equation of the polar curve is an even cosine function.
<h3>Polar curves</h3>
In geometry, polar curves are curves that are represented by the polar coordinates such that they are drawn around a fixed point
The equation of the polar curve is given as:
To graph the polar curve, we make use of the following representations:
- r represents the y-axis
- represents the x-axis
Using the above representation, we can graph the polar curve
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(A)
P(<em>X</em> < 61.25) = P((<em>X</em> - 55.4)/4.1 < (61.25 - 55.4)/4.1)
… ≈ P(<em>Z</em> ≤ 0.1427)
… ≈ 0.5567
(B)
P(<em>X</em> > 46.5) = P((<em>X</em> - 55.4)/4.1 > (46.5 - 55.4)/4.1)
… ≈ P(<em>Z</em> > -2.1707)
… ≈ 1 - P(<em>Z</em> ≤ -2.1707)
… ≈ 0.9850