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Since our study of polar graphs and coordinates was abbreviated (and we had Thanksgiving in between) I wanted to provide a few resources for you to help with your test review, so here you go:
Written resources:
- Great examples from a professor at Lamar College
- Another math teacher's resources for students
- From the appropriately named "Math is Fun" website - examples of converting between coordinates
- How to create a polar graph using a table
- Using your calculator to create polar graphs
- An explanation and examples of all of the different polar graphs
- Free graph paper to download
- Video tutorial of basics of polar coordinates and graphs
- Great interactive site to explain polar
- Interactive sites to create polar graphs (like our "web assignment") - found here and here
- And don't forget my new favorite website for a graphing calculator: Desmos!
If you find another resource that might help a classmate, please list it in the comments below.
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