A species of equation for the curve is given as follows: y = sin( x )

In this x really indicates the arc whose length is x, and reference

should be made to the value of the radius of the circle from which the

curve is described. It will also be noticed that the equation only

covers the case in which the true divisions of the circle are laid off

on the line. If a multiple of such divisions are used, say n times, or

1-n times, then the equation should read

y = n sin( x ) or y = sin( x ) / n

Synonyms--Curve of Sines--Sinusoidal Curve--Harmonic Curve.

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