Please help me with my homework I do not understand at all 1. Consider the polar curve given by r =1+ cos0.a. What integral gives the area of the region enclosed by the curve above the x-axis?b. Find an equation for the line tangent to the curve at the point where the curve meetsthe positive y-axis.C.Find the rectangular coordinates of the point(s) that minimize x.

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1. Consider the polar curve given by r = 1+ cos0. a. What integral gives the area of the region enclosed by the curve above the x-axis?

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