ch 9 polar coordinates and complex numbers
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Ch 9 Polar Coordinates and Complex numbers. Lesson 9.1 Graphing polar points Graphing simple polar equations Finding the distance between 2 polar points. Points in a Polar Grid are given by ( r , q ) - the values of r and q can be positive or negative. - PowerPoint PPT PresentationTRANSCRIPT
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Ch 9 Polar Coordinates and Complex numbers
Lesson 9.1 Graphing polar points Graphing simple polar equations
Finding the distance between 2 polar points.
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• Points in a Polar Grid are given by (r, q) - the values of r and q can be positive or negative.
• Each point can be given by several different ordered pairs.
• The polar equation r = k is a circle.• The polar equation q = k is a line.
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Start by finding the angle or “argument”. Then count r from the “pole” out. Move forward toward the angle if r is positive. Move backward away from the angle if r is negative.
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If the polar equation is r = n, the graph will be a circle with the radius of n
Try graphing this in your calculator now! Set your mode from function to polar.Press y= and you now see r=. Type in 3 then zoom standard, zoom square.
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Find the distance between points (3,70°) and (5, 120°)
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Now lets try the following problems.
• Copy the questions on your notebook paper.• Use the polar paper given you.• Write your answers.• Check for correctness.