How do you graph $r = 4 cos 3 (t)$ $r = 4 cos3(t)$ ?

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Apr 15, 2016

The graph is a rose curve centered at pole (r=0), with three petals in #[0, 2pi]. I had answered, in detail, about Rose Curve, elsewhere, in Socratic.

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Reference Rose curve in Socratic.

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