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Chapter 9: Q. 11 (page 583)

True or False A cardiod passes through the pole.

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The given statement is true.

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Step 1. Given Information  

We have to determine the given statement is whether true or false.

The given statement is "A cardiod passes through the pole",

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Step 2. Determining whether the statement is true or false 

The given statement is true because when a point starts moving from its initial position it is called the pole of cardioid and when it completes the round, it reaches back to its initial point.

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