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r = cos2(theta)

r = 2cos(theta)

r2 = cos2(theta)

r = sin2(theta)

r = 2

(theta) = 2
none of these
r = 2/cos(theta)
vertical line

r = 2csc(theta)
none of these
r = (theta)
spiral

r = 2sin3(theta)

r = 2cos3(theta)

r = cos4(theta)
none of these

lemniscates
always go through the pole

cardioids
always go through the pole

limacons w/ loops
always go through the pole

circles
does not always go through the pole

petal curves
always go through the pole

convex limacons
does not always go through the pole

limacons w/ dents
does not always go through the pole
Every ordered pair is unique in polar coordinates
false
Every ordered pair is unique in rectangular coordinates
true
r2 = 2cos3(theta) is the equation for a lemniscate
false
(theta) = r is the equation for a line
false
The origin, in polar coordinates, is called the pole
true
r = 3cos(theta) is a circle
true
r = cos3(theta) is a circle
false
r = 1 + 3cos(theta) is a limacon with a loop
true
r = 3cos(theta) is a vertical line
false
(2, pi/4) and (-2, 5pi/4) are the same point
true
(0,1)
(1, pi/2)
(1,1)
(sqr rt 2, pi/4)
(-1, 0)
(1, pi)
(-1, -1)
none of these