The graph shown represents r= 2+ 5 cos [tex]\theta[/tex].
What is polar equations?
A polar equation is any equation that describes a relation between r and θ, where r represents the distance from the pole (origin) to a point on a curve, and θ represents the counter clockwise angle made by a point on a curve, the pole, and the positive x-axis.
The graph for r=2+ 5 cos [tex]\theta[/tex] shows the correct formation of the given graph.
the polar equation r=2+ 5 cos [tex]\theta[/tex] shows the given graph as attached below having range 0 ≤ [tex]\theta[/tex] ≤2π.
Similarly, the graph for
the polar equation r=4+ 3 sin [tex]\theta[/tex], the polar equation r=5 cos(3 [tex]\theta[/tex] ), the polar equation r=3 + 3 cos [tex]\theta[/tex] is also attached below.
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