Chapter 9: Q. 63 (page 732)
. Prove that the graph of the equation , , is a horizontal line for any value of
Short Answer
Equation in rectangular form is , hence it represent a horizontal line which is at a distance ofunits fromaxis.
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Chapter 9: Q. 63 (page 732)
. Prove that the graph of the equation , , is a horizontal line for any value of
Equation in rectangular form is , hence it represent a horizontal line which is at a distance ofunits fromaxis.
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