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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Answer:
(4-1)^5-2
Step-by-step explanation:
The quantity means parenthesis, around four minus one, (closed quantity), all raised to the power (exponent) five minus 2
$1.25 because if you bought 2 packs of them it would be $2.50 so you would be 0.09 cheaper
Answer:
12
96
9
38
25
Step-by-step explanation:
<h3>i.a+7 for a=5</h3>
5+7=12
<h3>ii.8(c+3) for c =9</h3>
8(9+3)
8(12)
96
<h3>iii.n+8 divided by 4 for n=28</h3>
=28+8 divided by 4
=36 divided by 4
=9
<h3>iv.6p+40 divided by 5 for p =5</h3>
=6×5+40 divided by 5
=30+40 divided by 5
=70 divided by 5
=38
<h3>v.3x+7 for x=6</h3>
=3×6+7
=18+7
=25
