karush said:Just couldn't find help with this anywhere but
Using the desmos graphing calculator using the table feature
I wanted to plot the points every $\frac{\pi}{12}$
$0<\theta<2\pi$
For $r=-2-3\sin(\theta)$
On a polar coordinate graph
To graph a polar equation in Desmos, simply enter the equation in the input bar at the top of the screen. Make sure to use the correct syntax for polar equations, which is "r = f(theta)". Then, click on the "+" button next to the equation to add it to the graph. You can also adjust the viewing window by clicking and dragging on the graph or by using the zoom buttons on the right-hand side of the screen.
Yes, you can use the table feature in Desmos to plot points for a polar equation. To do this, click on the table icon on the top right-hand side of the screen. Then, enter values for theta in the first column and corresponding values for r in the second column. Desmos will automatically plot these points on the graph.
To change the color and style of the graph for a polar equation in Desmos, click on the equation and then click on the "style" button that appears. From there, you can choose a different color, thickness, or line style for the graph.
Yes, you can add multiple polar equations to the same graph in Desmos. Simply enter each equation in the input bar and click on the "+" button for each one. You can also adjust the style and color of each equation separately by clicking on them and using the "style" button.
The "animate" feature in Desmos allows you to see how a polar equation changes as a particular variable is adjusted. To use this feature, click on the equation and then click on the "animate" button that appears. You can then choose which variable you want to animate and adjust the range and speed of the animation using the options on the right-hand side of the screen.