2012-03-14

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2012-03-14

Title text: 2012-03-14

Votey

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Equations of this sort produce what's called a "cardioid," presumably because it's shaped like a heart.

r=a(i-cose)

I really don't like this sort of naming convention, which just serves to confuse. I mean, does that look like a heart to anyone?

Earlier hey, I bet you a hundred bucks I can say "testicloid" forty seven times during a single lecture.

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Testicloids are usually couched in polar equations.

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