In this video, I go over the osculating circle, which lies on the same osculating plane and has the same tangent and normal vector as a given point on a space curve. I illustrate this by determining the osculating circle of a parabola at the origin. I also graph out the general osculating circle (with help from Grok AI) of the parabola in the Desmos 2D graphing calculator. Since the curvature of a circle is 1/radius, the radius is thus 1/curvature. This means that as the curve gets flatter, the curvature decreases, but the osculating circle gets bigger!
Grok AI formula: https://grok.com/share/c2hhcmQtMg_38dc330d-fddc-4436-87b3-a3dcbbb2a2da
Desmos graph: https://www.desmos.com/calculator/tzb5bjsxkl
I also go over a summary of the formulas for the tangent, normal, and binormal vectors as well as the 3 formulas for the curvature.
#math #vectors #calculus #desmos #grok
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