Graphing Polar Equation: r = sin(t) + cos(t)

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Homework Statement


let r = sin(t)+ cos(t)
sketch the graph


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i really don't know how to start this off.
i know some working should be done in order to sketch it but what?
 
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If you were sketching a graph in the Cartesian plane (x,y), how would you do it? You'd pick some x points, calculate the y value, and plot the points, and then infer the shape of the curve from that.

It's no different here. Let t take on a number of values in its domain, and calculate r. Then plot those points in polar coordinates.
 
really? ohkay~
 
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