AP Calculus BChardmcq1 pt
The polar equation r = 2cosθ traces
A.a circle through the origin
B.a line
C.a cardioid
D.a lemniscate
Explanation
Core Concept
r = 2cosθ is a circle of diameter 2 centered at (1, 0).
Correct Answer
Aa circle through the origin
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