ANALYTIC GEOMETRY

QUIZ # 1: Lines

QUIZ # 2: Conic Sections: Circle

QUIZ # 3: Conic Sections: Ellipse

QUIZ # 4: Conic Sections: Parabola

QUIZ # 5: Conic Sections: Hyperbola

QUIZ # 6: Rotation of Conics

QUIZ # 7: Parametric Equations

QUIZ # 8: Polar Coordinates

QUIZ # 9: Polar Equation of Conics

1. Convert the rectangular coordinates (3,3) to polar coordinates.

(3,3) = (
∴ the answer is a
2. What is the polar equation for a circle with radius a and (a,0) as its
center?
Recall the equation of the circle

Since the problem states that r = a and it is centered at (a,0), it is concluded

that h = a and k = 0. Rewriting the equation:

Using the identities x = rcosθ and y=rsinθ:

Simplifying and

With as a common term of and and present In both sides of the equation:

With the trigonometric identity

 
With r as a common variable

There are now two possible equations

Since is the center point of the polar graph, the acceptable equation is

∴ the answer is b
3. What is 45° in radian form?

Converting degrees to radian

∴ the answer is a
4. What is the value of θ of a circle in polar form?

The constant value of θ of a circle in polar form is 0.

∴ the answer is d
5. Convert to polar form.
Using the identities x = rcosθ and y=rsinθ:

Isolate r from the equation

Get the square root of all sides

Simplifying the denominator

With the trigonometric identity

∴ the answer is a
ANALYTIC GEOMETRY
QUIZ # 1: Lines

QUIZ # 2: Conic Sections: Circle

QUIZ # 3: Conic Sections: Ellipse

QUIZ # 4: Conic Sections: Parabola

QUIZ # 5: Conic Sections: Hyperbola

QUIZ # 6: Rotation of Conics

QUIZ # 7: Parametric Equations

QUIZ # 8: Polar Coordinates

QUIZ # 9: Polar Equation of Conics

1. What is the eccentricity of the equation ?

the constant is 2 so multiply the numerator and the denominator by

The equation shows that e=

∴ the answer is c
2. What is the conic formed by

the constant is 4 so multiply the numerator and the denominator by

It can be seen that e=. Since the conic is a hyperbola.

∴ the answer is d
3. Find the polar form of the conic given focus at the origin, and
the directrix

Since the trigonometric function in the denominator is sine. Because , so

there will be subtraction sign in the denominator. The standard form will
be

and

∴ the answer is b
4. What is the polar form of the conic with its focus at the origin, e = 1 and
the directrix x = 3.

Since the trigonometric function in the denominator is cosine. Because , so there

will be addition sign in the denominator. The standard form will be

and

∴ the answer is d