*If possible can everything be done on paper and sent from photos**I also attached the Textbook*
1. When a projectile is fired with an initial velocity of π£0 ft/s at an angle πΌ above the horizontal at sea levelwith zero air resistance, then its (distance, height) at time π‘ can be derived from Newtonβs laws, and are
given by (π₯,π¦)=(π£0π‘cosπΌ,βπ2π‘2 +π£0π‘sinπΌ), where π=32 ft/s2.
A hunting rifle is fired with a muzzle velocity of 3000 ft/s at an angle πΌ. Pick four values of πΌ between 1Β° and
89Β°, and for each find how far the bullet will travel before hitting the ground, and the maximum height of
the bullet. Use a graphing device to sketch the four paths of the bullet on the π₯,π¦-plane.
2.a. Choose a polar curve π =π(π) thatβs interesting to you. π must involve sine or cosine. State the equation
π =π(π) that you choose. Sketch the graph of π=π(π) in π vs. π Cartesian coordinates. Then, use it to
sketch the polar curve π =π(π) in the π₯,π¦-plane. Explain how your graph is made by discussing its features
as is done in chapter 10.3 EXAMPLEs 7,8. Use complete sentences.
2.b. Find an equation of the tangent line to your polar curve at π =π/6. Include the tangent line in your
sketch in the π₯,π¦-plane.
3.a. Use a graphing device to sketch the polar curve π=1+cos3π in the π₯,π¦-plane. Shade the region
contained in one loop of the polar curve. What values of π correspond to this region?
3.b. Find the area of the region you shaded. Show your work.