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pabilbado
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First of all I don't mean a rotating circumference, but rather a translating one which is also rotating. Like this one: https://www.desmos.com/calculator/4vdymlzgpp just play the p button. I understand that the x component of the movement is:
and Y=
(where v is the radius, s is the angular frequency, p is time a t is the velocity of the circunference.) How can I derive a function that allows me to calculate the path the point has taken?