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Find the arc length (exact value) of the polar curve r = 2sintheta + 4 costheta....

Find the arc length (exact value) of the polar curve r = 2sintheta + 4 costheta.
0 <= theta <= 3pi/4 by setting up and evaluating a definite integral.
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