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Polar Coordinate Problems 1. Identify when the function decreases when changing r2sin (??) = a(−?)b to...

Polar Coordinate Problems
1. Identify when the function decreases when changing r2sin (??) = a(−?)b to coordinates Cartesian. ? = 6, ? = 7
2. Draw the polar curve given by ? = ? (? + ? ??? (?)) in ? ≤ ? ≤ ?/?. Find the arc length of thatcurve. ? = 6, ? = 7, ? = -5

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