You are given two goniometric functions:
- Male: $g(\rho, \Theta) = \rho \, \cos\Theta \sin\Theta$
- Female: $f(\rho, \Theta) = \rho \, \cos^2\Theta$
Why are these two functions labeled "male" and "female"?
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Why are these two functions labeled "male" and "female"?
Maybe
cos = X-chromosome and
sin = Y-chromosome
Male = XY = cos * sin
Female = XX = cos * cos