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CYCLOID TOM COPLEY

CYCLOID TOM COPLEY. Cycloid Galileo Galilei 1599 cycloid area of cycloid = pi times the area of the circle

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Page 1: CYCLOID TOM COPLEY. Cycloid Galileo Galilei 1599 cycloid area of cycloid = pi times the area of the circle

CYCLOID

TOM COPLEY

Page 2: CYCLOID TOM COPLEY. Cycloid Galileo Galilei 1599 cycloid area of cycloid = pi times the area of the circle

Cycloid

Page 3: CYCLOID TOM COPLEY. Cycloid Galileo Galilei 1599 cycloid area of cycloid = pi times the area of the circle

Galileo Galilei

• 1599• cycloid• area of cycloid = pi

times the area of the circle

Page 4: CYCLOID TOM COPLEY. Cycloid Galileo Galilei 1599 cycloid area of cycloid = pi times the area of the circle

Blaise Pascal

• What are the dimensions and properties of the cycloid?

Page 5: CYCLOID TOM COPLEY. Cycloid Galileo Galilei 1599 cycloid area of cycloid = pi times the area of the circle

Evangelista Torricelli

• Area under the cycloid is three times the area of the generating circle.

Page 6: CYCLOID TOM COPLEY. Cycloid Galileo Galilei 1599 cycloid area of cycloid = pi times the area of the circle

Rene Descartes

• Use tangent lines; it’s easier that way.

Page 7: CYCLOID TOM COPLEY. Cycloid Galileo Galilei 1599 cycloid area of cycloid = pi times the area of the circle

Sir Christopher Wren

• 1658• length of the cycloid =

four times the diameter of the circle

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Christian Huygens

• 1673• Isochrone• Tautochrone

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Johann Bernoulli

Jakob Bernoulli

Newton

Leibniz

Brachistochrone

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SOURCES:

• Gardner, Martin, Martin Gardner’s Sixth Book of Mathematical Games, Charles Scribner’s Sons, New York, 1971.

• Eric Weisstein’s Encyclopedia of Math, treasure-troves.com, Eric Weisstein, 1999.

• Dr. Carl Lee, University of Kentucky