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var('t')
p = integral(taylor(cos(t^2),t, 0, 12), t)
q = integral(taylor(sin(t^2),t, 0, 12), t)
x1 = p.subs(t = 1)
y1 = q.subs(t = 1)
R = 0.5
x2 = x1 - R*sin(1.0)
y2 = y1 + R*cos(1.0)
r1 = parametric_plot([p, q], (t, 0, 1), color = 'red')
r2 = line([(-1.0, 0), (0,0)], rgbcolor = 'blue')
r3 = circle((x2, y2), R, rgbcolor = 'green')
show(r1 + r2 + r3, aspect_ratio = 1, axes=false)

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  • 2009-08-15T11:58:48Z Ling Kah Jai 600x326 (9782 Bytes) color change
  • 2009-08-15T11:17:32Z Ling Kah Jai 600x326 (9792 Bytes) {{Information |Description={{en|1=This is an example of an blue easement (transition) curve between a red straight line and a green circular arc. The circular arc is supposed to start at the end of the blue easement curve. Ho

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