I am trying to find the area inside the curve $$ r = 2 + \sin2\Theta + \cos3\Theta .$$ It's a very weird looking function after graphing, and I'm not quite sure how I'm supposed to proceed. There's not an example like it in my textbook, which dealt mostly with symmetric functions, so I'm really confused. Any help is appreciated.
ADD: Okay, I see the formula, but I'm confused by how to set up the integral. The limits aren't entirely clear. Any advice?
Okay, I see the formula, but I'm confused by how to set up the integral. The limits aren't entirely clear. Any advice?