hi, love your videos it really helped me alot. i was wondering if you could do a problem from this same chapter but any number from 29-46. 10.3. "sketch the curve with the given polar equation by first sketching the graph of r as a function of theta in cartesian coordinates." really kind of lost about doing the cartesian part. thank you very much!!
Why can you not just take the derivative in terms of d(theta)/dr? Doing this wouldn’t achieve the same result I realize, but I’m wondering why mathematically you need to convert this to Cartesian coordinates at all to begin with? (If you don’t respond I will understand I’m just wondering.)
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hi, love your videos it really helped me alot. i was wondering if you could do a problem from this same chapter but any number from 29-46. 10.3. "sketch the curve with the given polar equation by first sketching the graph of r as a function of theta in cartesian coordinates." really kind of lost about doing the cartesian part. thank you very much!!
Why can you not just take the derivative in terms of d(theta)/dr? Doing this wouldn’t achieve the same result I realize, but I’m wondering why mathematically you need to convert this to Cartesian coordinates at all to begin with? (If you don’t respond I will understand I’m just wondering.)
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Hahaa speaking massively fast... I understood, maybe more people should do that :o
Lol. Also, I want to thank you for pointing out 5sqrt(3)
+blackpenredpen Heheh no worries, not everyone spots the small stuff, no one is perfect but you make a great job of making these! Keep on winning! :D