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epitrochoid
[
ep-i-
troh
-koid
]
ep·i·tro·choid
/
ˌɛp
ɪˈtroʊ
kɔɪd
/
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[
ep-i-
troh
-koid
]
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Geometry
.
a plane curve generated by the motion of a fixed point on the radius or extension of the radius of a circle that rolls externally, without slipping, on a fixed circle. The epitrochoid is a generalization of the epicycloid.
Origin:
1835–45;
epi-
+
trochoid
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