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关系式（Relation formula） Name: sine curve setting environment: Pro/E software, Descartes coordinate system, x=50*t, y=10*sin (t*360), z=0 Name: helix (Helical, curve) build environment: PRO/E; cylindrical coordinates (cylindrical), r=t, theta=10+t* (20*360) z=t*3 Butterfly curves, spherical coordinates, PRO/E equations: rho = 8 * t, theta = 360 * t * 4 phi = -360 * t * 8 The Rhodonea curve adopts Descartes coordinate system, theta=t*360*4, x=25+ (10-6), *cos (theta), +10*cos ((10/6-1) *theta), y=25+ (10-6), *sin (theta), -6*sin ((10/6-1), *theta) ********************************* The inner helix is cylindrical coordinate system theta=t*360, r=10+10*sin (6*theta), z=2*sin (6*theta) The equations of the involute are r=1, ang=360*t, s=2*pi*r*t, x0=s*cos (ANG), y0=s*sin (ANG), x=x0+s*sin (ANG), y=y0-s*cos (ANG), z=0 Logarithmic curve z=0, x = 10*t, y = log (10*t+0.0001) Spherical helix (using spherical coordinate system) rho=4, theta=t*180, phi=t*360*20 Name: double arc epicycloid Cartesian coordinate equation: l=2.5 b=2.5 x=3*b*cos (t*360) +l*cos (3*t*360) Y=3*b*sin (t*360) +l*sin (3*t*360) Name: Star Line Cartesian coordinates: a=5 x=a* equation (COS (t*360) ^3 (SIN) y=a* (t*360)) ^3 Name: heart line setting environment: pro/e, cylindrical coordinates a=10, r=a* (1+cos (theta)) theta=t*360 Name: leaf setting environment: Cartesian coordinates, a=10, x=3*a*t/ (1+ (t^3)), y=3*a* (t^2) / (1+ (t^3)) Cartesian coordinates of the helix x = 4 * cos (t * (5*360)) y = 4 * sin (t * (5*360)) z = 10*t A parabolic Cartesian coordinate x = (4 * t) y = (3 * t) + (5 * t, ^2) Z =0 Name: Butterfly Spring build environment: pro/e cylindrical take r = 5 theta = t*3600 = Z (sin (3.5*theta-90)) +24*t equation: Archimedes spiral x (a = +f sin (T)) cos (T) /a = y (a -2f +f sin (T)) sin (T) /b pro/e type and function related to that information? A mathematical function used in a relation; the following operators can be used in relationships (including equations and conditional statements). The r