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Lesson : 9.4 -Polar Forms of Conic Sections

Lesson : 9.4 -Polar Forms of Conic Sections

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Mathematics

12th Grade

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Easy

CCSS
HSF.TF.A.1, HSG.GPE.A.2, HSF.TF.A.2

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Mohamed Arshidat

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30 Slides • 24 Questions

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What is the significance of studying polar forms of conic sections in mathematics?

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They help us understand planetary orbits and navigation.

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They are only used in art and design.

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They are not relevant to real-world applications.

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They are mainly used for solving basic algebra problems.

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Multiple Choice

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Which point represents (5, π)
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F
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E
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A

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What is the function of the graph?
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r=3
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r=3sinΘ
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r=3sinΘ+3cosΘ
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r=3cosΘ

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Multiple Choice

Which vocabulary term describes the line used to define conic sections in polar equations?

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Conic Section

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Directrix

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Eccentricity

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Focus

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Multiple Choice

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Which equation represents the polar graph?
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r = sin θ
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r = sin 4θ
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r = 4 sin θ
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r = 4 cos θ

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Find the ordered pair for the focus of the conic pictured.
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(5, 4)
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(3, 6)
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(1, 4)
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(3, 2)

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Multiple Choice

Which conic section is represented by the polar equation r = 12/(1+3cosθ)?

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Parabola

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Ellipse

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Hyperbola

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Circle

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Open Ended

Explain how eccentricity determines the classification of a conic section as an ellipse, parabola, or hyperbola.

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Open Ended

Describe the relationship between the focus, directrix, and eccentricity for an ellipse, parabola, and hyperbola.

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Multiple Select

Select all equations that represent a parabola in polar form.

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r = 12/(1+3cosθ)

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r = ed/(1+e cosθ) with e=1

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r = 10/(5-2sinθ)

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r = ed/(1-e sinθ) with e=1

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Multiple Choice

The eccentricity of a parabola is/could be _____.
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0
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0.5
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1
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5

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Open Ended

Compare the process of finding the eccentricity and directrix for the equations r = 10 / (3 + 2cosθ) and r = -15 / (6sinθ - 3). What are the key similarities and differences?

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Multiple Choice

Determine the eccentricity, type of conic, and equation of the directrix for r = 12/(4 + 2sinθ).

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e = 0.5; ellipse; y = 12

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e = 1; parabola; x = 6

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e = 2; hyperbola; x = -6

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e = 0.5; ellipse; y = 6

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Multiple Choice

Which conic section is represented by the polar equation r = 12/(1 + 3cosθ)?

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Parabola

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Ellipse

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Hyperbola

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Circle

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Multiple Choice

In the equation r = 15/(3 - 9sinθ), what is the eccentricity (e) and the resulting shape?

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e = 9; Hyperbola

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e = 3; Hyperbola

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e = 5; Ellipse

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e = 15; Parabola

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Open Ended

What are the key classroom rules students should follow according to the lesson?

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Open Ended

Explain how the polar equation of a conic section changes when the directrix is vertical versus horizontal.

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Multiple Choice

A parabola (e = 1) has a directrix at x = -3. What is the value of the numerator (ed) in its polar equation?

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1

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-3

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0

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Multiple Choice

If a conic has a horizontal directrix at y = 5, which trigonometric function must appear in the denominator of its polar equation?

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cosθ

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sinθ

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tanθ

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secθ

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Open Ended

What is one thing you learned today about polar forms of conic sections?

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