Select the Correct Graph of the Polar Equation $$r = 2 \csc \theta + 5$$

question 14

Multiple Choice

Select the correct graph of the polar equation.Describe your viewing window.​ $$r = 2 \csc \theta + 5$$ ​

• A)​ \[\begin{array} { l } \theta _ { \min } = 0 \\ \theta _ { \max } = 2 \pi \\ \theta _ { s t e p } = \pi / 24 \\ X _ { \min } = - 12 \\ X _ { \max } = 12 \\ X _ { s c l } = 2 \\ Y _ { \min } = - 12 \\ Y _ { \max } = 12 \\ Y _ { s c l } = 2 \end{array}\]
• B)​ \[\begin{array} { l } \theta _ { \min } = 0 \\ \theta _ { \max } = 2 \pi \\ \theta _ { s t e p } = \pi / 24 \\ X _ { \min } = - 12 \\ X _ { \max } = 12 \\ X _ { s c l } = 2 \\ Y _ { \min } = - 12 \\ Y _ { \max } = 12 \\ Y _ { s c l } = 2 \end{array}\]
• C)​ \[\begin{array} { l } \theta _ { \min } = 0 \\ \theta _ { \max } = 2 \pi \\ \theta _ { s t e p } = \pi / 24 \\ X _ { \min } = - 12 \\ X _ { \max } = 12 \\ X _ { s c l } = 2 \\ Y _ { \min } = - 12 \\ Y _ { \max } = 12 \\ Y _ { s c l } = 2 \end{array}\]
• D)​ \[\begin{array} { l } \theta _ { \min } = 0 \\ \theta _ { \max } = 2 \pi \\ \theta _ { s t e p } = \pi / 24 \\ X _ { \min } = - 12 \\ X _ { \max } = 12 \\ X _ { s c l } = 2 \\ Y _ { \min } = - 12 \\ Y _ { \max } = 12 \\ Y _ { s c l } = 2 \end{array}\]
• E)​ \[\begin{array} { l } \theta _ { \min } = 0 \\ \theta _ { \max } = 2 \pi \\ \theta _ { s t e p } = \pi / 24 \\ X _ { \min } = - 12 \\ X _ { \max } = 12 \\ X _ { s c l } = 2 \\ Y _ { \min } = - 12 \\ Y _ { \max } = 12 \\ Y _ { s c l } = 2 \end{array}\]

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