Circle Centered at (r₀,θ₀) with Radius d
- Author:
- Brian Sterr
- Topic:
- Circle
By using the distance formula for the polar form of points:
we can come up with an equation for a circle.
The circle is the the set of all random points, , that are units away from a fixed point .
This yields:
Adjust the sliders for , , and to see how the graph and equation for the circle change.