Trigonometric Sums as Parametric Curves


	Using trigonometric sums like , you can generate very different curves in the plane. The following four examples are used: ; ; ; . The first two examples are the interesting ones.


	Contributed by: Ralf Schaper
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Contributed by: Ralf Schaper

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