What is the maximum r-value for the polar equation r = -3 + 5 sin theta? note that a maximum r-value is a maximum value of (r), the maximum distance form the pole. a. 8 b. 5 c. 2 d. 3

+2

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The given equation, r = -3 + 5 sin theta, includes a sine term whose max value is +5 and whose min value is -5.  We are interested in finding the max value that r can have.  To obtain this, take that constant term, -3, and add teh max value of the sine function, which is +5.  Net:  5 - 3 = 2.

The max value that r = -3 + 5 sin theta can take on is +2.

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