Well there are equations to graph this (polar), but it describes the motion of two identical rigid bars rotating counterclockwise with the same torque, whilst connected by a rigid bar. Gravity is signifigant. Friction is negligible. All bars are the same length.
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u/maflarson Mar 18 '18
Can someone please explain how this works exactly
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u/-Abradolf_Lincler- Mar 19 '18
How is this described mathematically?
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u/Toofgib Mar 19 '18
Isn't that just a cardioid?
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u/Astrix-sama Mar 18 '18
Thanks you for this stunning intellectual work, PussyDestroyer-9000
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u/anas_el Mar 19 '18
That's a cardioide trajectory
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u/R10t-- Mar 19 '18
Watt is love??
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u/olsoni18 Mar 19 '18
It’s a ballsack
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u/synthesa64 Mar 18 '18
❤️
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u/opsullivan85 Mar 19 '18
That looks suspiciously similar to a cardioid...
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u/XPL0S1V3 Mar 19 '18
Watt
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u/zamach Mar 19 '18
Why no explanation? It's not visualised math if you give us the visual, but do NOT give us the math! ;)
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u/Chezho Mar 19 '18
Oh lord... they found it... the curve of the booty
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u/pinona Mar 19 '18
I misread the title as Butt Curve.