Math, asked by ishansharma8234, 4 months ago

Find the symmetry of curve 2( − ) = 3.

Answers

Answered by Legend42
11

Answer:

Equations can have symmetry: x^2. Graph of x2. Symmetry about y-axis ... −y = x3. Now try to get the original equation: Try multiplying both sides by −1

Answered by StrangeStinkle
2

Answer:

Given r

2

=cos(θ) , which is equivalent to r

3

=rcosθ

⇒(x

2

+y

2

)

3

−x

2

=0 , let it be f(x,y)

Here f(x,y)=f(−x,y) and f(x,y)=f(x,−y) and f(x,y)=f(−x,−y)

Therefore it has x axis symmetry , y axis symmetry and symmetry with respect to origin

Therefore the correct option is A,B,C

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