Step 1:

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The polar equation is \"\".

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Consider the interval as \"\".

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Construct a table for different values of \"\".

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\"\"\"\"\"\"
 \"\" \"\" \"\"
 \"\" \"\" \"\"
 \"\" \"\" \"\"
 \"\" \"\" \"\"
 \"\" \"\" \"\"
 \"\" \"\" \"\"
 \"\" \"\" \"\"
 \"\" \"\" \"\"
\"\" \"\" \"\"
 \"\" \"\" \"\"
\"\"\"\"\"\"
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(1) Graph the polar co-ordinate plane.

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(2) Plot the polar points.

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(3) Connect the points to a smooth curve.

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\"\"

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Choose the parameter interval to make sure that you produce the entire curve.Solution:

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Graph of the polar equation is \"\" is 

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