The Rose is the name of a set of shapes that result from graphing the equation r = sin (n t) in polar coordinates. In this equation, t is an angle, n is an arbitrary integer that gives the frequency of the sine wave, and r is the radius, or more simply, the distance from the origin. Here are some roses.
| r = sin(t) | r = sin(2t) | r = sin(3t) |
| r = sin(4t) | r = sin(5t) | r = sin(6t) |
If n is odd, the rose has n petals, if n is even, it has 2n petals.
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