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Calculus 2: Polar coordinates

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All Calculus 2Volumes of Solids of RevolutionIntegration by PartsTrigonometric IntegralsTrigonometric substitutionPartial fractionsImproper integralsStrategy for integrationArc lengthArea of a surface of revolutionIntroduction to differential equationsSeparable differential equationsLinear differential equationsParametrized curvesPolar coordinatesSequencesSeries and the integral testComparison testsAlternating series and absolute convergenceRatio and root testsPower series and representations of functionsTaylor and Maclaurin seriesApplications of Taylor polynomials
Area Enclosed by a Circle

Find the area enclosed by x2+y2=r2x^2 + y^2 = r^2.

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Plotting Points in Polar Coordinates

Plot and identify the positions of three points given in polar coordinates.

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Converting Polar to Rectangular Coordinates

Convert a point from polar to rectangular coordinates using trigonometry and Pythagorean theorem.

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Convert Rectangular Equation to Polar

Convert a rectangular equation, such as x+y=3x + y = 3, to a polar equation.

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Graphing Polar Coordinates

Graph polar coordinates with given radius and angle.

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