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I'm starting to do art based on the mathematical way that plants grow based of the value of Phi.

Could you please help me with this math problem?

I'm drawing a blank at where to start because I haven't used trig or polar coordinates in such a long time.

I need to create a set of formulas.

My variables are

r1 = the radius of circle1 to be drawn

d1 = the distance of the center of the circle1 from the origin

o1 = the angle in degrees (or radians, don't care) where the center of circle 1 is located in polar coordinates.

r2 = the radius of circle2 to be drawn with a center at the the origin, and actually r2 will always = d1

I know how to convert between Cartesian and polar coordinates so that I can draw the shapes easily, but I'm struggling with where the intersects are which are going to determine where I draw the next circle.

The formulas I need:

f1 = angle of the first intersection point where the circles cross

f2 = the distance from the origin where the circles cross

From those two formulas, I can get the other values I need like the other intersection point and the length of the arc between the intersection points.

Any help is much appreciated.

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My wife asked me if I knew why there were so many stupid, misspelled, or grammatically incorrect questions on Yahoo.

She said it's because they've been outsourced

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