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Well if you consider drawing periodic functions in two dimensions like: cos(t) = x sin(t) = y you get a circle. Adding extra terms to those functions give
by StillBored 13y ago
Well if you consider drawing periodic functions in two dimensions like:
cos(t) = x
sin(t) = y
you get a circle. Adding extra terms to those functions gives you the epicycles.
But, I agree, its not as intuitive because the extra dimensions get in the way of understanding the basic transform.