What are good sources for learning to hand draw cartesian and polar functions (and euclidean constructions)?

Question

I would like to get into hand plotting cartesian and polar functions as a hobby. What are good books/websites on this? I will absolutely look at youtube videos but I prefer books/websites because I find it a little easier to draw and read at the same time.

Answer 1

1. Well as you have stated YouTube is the best way to learn about hand plotting Cartesian and polar functions because there is such a variety to the types of methods there are and the unique view of this topic as taught by many different methods you might not even have thought of. Youtube Video (Many more with a simple google search this is just a sample)
2. Khan Academy has an entire series based on it which you should definitely give a try.
   Khan Academy Graphing Polar Functions
3. Lastly math related websites [SECURED] are the best at understanding because most likely they have comments enabled that allow you to ask if anything does not make sense to you. Calculus/Polar Introduction
   Graphing Polar Equations
4. Great sources of finding the more technical terms from common math problems would be to go onto a PDF Euclidean Constructions

Answer 2

C.a.R (Compass and Ruler) is a great program (free) for Euclidean construction.