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Show that every regular planar curve that makes a constant angle theta0 > 0 with all...

Show that every regular planar curve that makes a constant angle theta0 > 0 with all radial lines can be reparameterized to be a logarithmic spiral ae^bt (cos t, sin t) for suitable constants a, b.

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