Possible equation for this graph?

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The discussion revolves around finding a parametric equation for a specific graph, with the horizontal axis represented by (i hat) and the vertical axis by (j hat). The proposed function is g(n) = sin(n*pi/31)*(i hat) + (sin(2*pi*n/31)+n/10)*(j hat). Participants explore the characteristics of this equation and its implications for the graph's shape. The focus is on the mathematical formulation and its potential applications. Overall, the conversation emphasizes the importance of understanding parametric equations in graphing functions.
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What could be the equation (probably parametric) for this graph?

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Let the horizontal axis be denoted by (i hat) and the vertical axis be (j hat) and call the function g(n). The function would be something like:

g(n) = sin(n*pi/31)*(i hat) + (sin(2*pi*n/31)+n/10)*(j hat)
 
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