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How do you identify that the given polar equation represents a straight line ?

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In spherical coordinates (r, θ, φ), can you name the surface represented by φ = π/4 ?

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(θ-π/4)

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2 cos θ= sin θ and r = 0.

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How do you identify that the given polar equation represents a straight line?

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How do you identify that the given polar equation represents a circle?

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With a simple example, please give a simple method (without routine lengthy arithmetic) to assert that a second degree equation represents a parabola.

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With a simple examples, please give a simple method (without routine lengthy arithmetic) to assert that a second degree equation represents a hyperbola.

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What is the limit of the continued fraction 10 -100/(20 - 100/(20 - 100/(20 - ...))) ...?

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What is the limit of the continued fraction x - x ^ 2/(2 x - x ^ 2/(2 x - x ^ 2/(2 x - ...))) ...?

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