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Rose Graph

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A sea snail is a great example of an Archimedes Spiral in real life.

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Polar is origin.

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Spiral

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polar axis is usually a horizontal ray directed toward the right from the pole.

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(4, -30)
(-4, 150)
(-4, -210)

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Spiral of Archimedes in real life.

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Classical Curves: A variety of curves that can become a result of different polar equations. Curves include limaçons, cardioids, and roses.

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Spiral of Archimedes

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Polar is origin.

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Jasper

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Polar equation: An equation expressed in terms of polar coordinates.

Example: r=2

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Valentine's Day chocolate is a perfect representation of a Limacon Graph in real life!!!

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(4, 690), (-4, 150)

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flowers are an example of rose graphs. This 16 petal flower represent an example of a rose graph(3 petals or more)

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Polar means from the origin.

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Some equivalent coordinates are (4, -30), (-4, 150), and (-4, -210).

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Rose graphs in one life:

This is an example of an 8 petal rose graph in real life.

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Spiral of Archimedes real life: Galaxies spiral
(4,330)=>(4,-330

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Given the coordinates (4, 330), what are some equivalent coordinates

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Given the coordinates (4, 330), what are some equivalent coordinates