Moving the cursor, select the desired shape. By clicking the mouse button you confirm that you want to draw this shape (Note: indicate the color square in which the figure is located, and not the figure itself - the color matters) Key "space" - stop the drawing and hide the pencil Key "m" - show the menu
The first mention of this curve is the Florentine monk Guido Grandi in two letters to Leibniz in December 1713 and calls it "rhodonea", from the Greek. ῥόδον - "rose"). Ten years later he published an article about her in The Philosophical Works of the Royal Society, where he examined varieties of this curve with a different number of petals and also called them " rose-shaped". Five years later, Guido Grandi developed the theory of rose-shaped curves in a separate work.
