AP Calculus BCmediummcq1 pt
A polar curve's radius is negative on an interval. This means
A.the point lies opposite the stated angle
B.the point is at the origin
C.the curve ends
D.the angle is negative
Explanation
Core Concept
Negative r plots in the opposite direction.
Correct Answer
Athe point lies opposite the stated angle
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