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(c_1, c_2) left parenthesis, "c" Subscript, 1 , Baseline , "c" Subscript, 2 , Baseline , right parenthesis

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Expression 5: "y" equals "R" cosine left parenthesis, "t" negative "d" , right parenthesis

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Expression 6: "R" equals 3.6 1

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Expression 7: "d" equals 2.5 5

negative pi

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(R cos(d), R sin(d)) left parenthesis, "R" cos left parenthesis, "d" , right parenthesis , "R" sin left parenthesis, "d" , right parenthesis , right parenthesis

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