clf
t=0:0.01:100*pi;
for i=1:10
hold all;
x=(i+2)*cos(t/i)+cos((i-1)*t);
y=i*sin(t/i)+sin((i-3)*t);
plot (x,y,'red')
end
axis('equal')
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