Parameterizing a Hypocycloid
We parameterize a hypocycloid. These are the curves that one obtains when you roll a smaller circle around the inside of a larger circle. These are curves that you can draw on a spirograph. Note: The y-coordinate of the final answer should be a sin(\theta). I made a silly typo! #mikedabkowski, #mikethemathematician, #profdabkowski

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