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Find the area enclosed by the graph of the polar equation r = 4 sin 3[]. What will be an ideal response?	2 Replies Started by Frankie	Reply by Paula
Find the area enclosed by the graph of the polar equation r = 6 cos []. What will be an ideal response?	2 Replies Started by Nejame	Reply by leonardo
Find the area enclosed by the graph of the polar equation r = 4 + 2sin []. What will be an ideal response?	2 Replies Started by Lola_M	Reply by Gloria
Find the area bounded by one loop of the polar equation r = 4 cos 2[]. What will be an ideal response?	2 Replies Started by Yoshie	Reply by bambam
Write an equation in both rectangular and polar form for the line with slope -1 through (3, -1 ). What will be an ideal response?	2 Replies Started by Logic	Reply by Super Mario
Write an equation in both rectangular and polar form for the horizontal line through (2, 5 ). What will be an ideal response?	2 Replies Started by Aurora	Reply by Island_Girl
Write an equation in both rectangular and polar form for the vertical line through (-3, 0 ). What will be an ideal response?	2 Replies Started by Johanny	Reply by Marissa
For what values of c are the vectors 3ci - 2j and 4i + cj perpendicular?	2 Replies Started by babybluz	Reply by Tinderella
Find a vector that has the same direction as 6i - 3j and is (a) four times its length; (b) one third its length. What will be an ideal response?	2 Replies Started by harvardhunk	Reply by Moonshine
Given a = 2i + 3j, b = 3i + 5j, and c = 8i + 11j express c in the form ra + sb where r and s are scalars. What will be an ideal response?	2 Replies Started by Rebel	Reply by BimmerFan
Given a = 5i + 9j and b =12i - 10j, determine whether or not a and b are perpendicular. What will be an ideal response?	2 Replies Started by Paulette	Reply by Jeff54
Given a = and b = , determine whether or not a and b are perpendicular. What will be an ideal response?	2 Replies Started by maju88	Reply by Milky Storm
Describe the graph of the equation y = 5 using plain, clear language. What will be an ideal response?	2 Replies Started by bambam	Reply by New Yorican
Do the points P(0, -5, 1 ), Q(1, 10, 4 ), and R(6, 8, -1 ) lie in a straight line?	2 Replies Started by Tzeitel	Reply by stealth
Find (to the nearest degree) each angle of the triangle with vertices A(1, 2, 3 ), B(4, 1, 3 ), and C(1,2, 6 ). What will be an ideal response?	2 Replies Started by Felix Feliz	Reply by Synack
Find (to the nearest degree) each angle of the triangle with vertices A(1, 1, 1 ), B(0, 0, 3 ), and C(4, -1, -3 ). What will be an ideal response?	2 Replies Started by Amina	Reply by Freudian_Slip
Given the points A(1, 3, -4 ), B(3, 8, 6 ), C(-1, 2, -4 ) and D(-4, 4, -5 ), determine whether or not the points are coplanar. If not, find the volume of the pyramid formed with these points as its vertices. What will be an ideal response?	2 Replies Started by Robin S	Reply by Gross-Bros
Given the points A(3, 1, 2 ), B(4, 2, 1 ), C(5, 4, 0 ) and D(7, 6, 6 ), determine whether or not the points are coplanar. If not, find the volume of the pyramid formed with these points as its vertices. What will be an ideal response?	2 Replies Started by Roger Rabbit	Reply by Grasshopper
Write an equation of the plane that contains the point P(1, 3, 5 ) and the line L: x = 4t, y = 6 + 5t, z = 3 - 2t. What will be an ideal response?	2 Replies Started by Trina	Reply by Sasha
Find an equation of the plane through the points P(1, 3, 5 ), Q(2, 4, 6 ), and R(-5, -2, -3 ). What will be an ideal response?	2 Replies Started by Regiside	Reply by Tri Delt

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