Mathematics, 25.03.2020 06:44 officialgraciela67
The graph of a polar equation may have symmetry even if it fails a test for that particular symmetry. Is the statement true or false? The statement is false because the graph of a polar equation can only have symmetry if it passes a test for that particular symmetry. The statement is false because the graph of a polar equation always has symmetry, so it can never fail a test for symmetry. The statement is true. The statement is false because the graph of a polar equation can never have any kind of symmetry.
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