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@@ -52,7 +52,7 @@ The result of this approach looks as follows:
It is important to remember that even though we're using a circular arc to come up with decent `e1` and `e2` terms, we're _not_ trying to perfectly create a circular arc with a cubic curve (which is good, because we can't; [more on that later](#arcapproximation)), we're _only_ trying to come up with some reasonable `e1` and `e2` points so we can construct a new cubic curve... so now that we have those: let's see what kind of cubic curve that gives us: It is important to remember that even though we're using a circular arc to come up with decent `e1` and `e2` terms, we're _not_ trying to perfectly create a circular arc with a cubic curve (which is good, because we can't; [more on that later](#arcapproximation)), we're _only_ trying to come up with some reasonable `e1` and `e2` points so we can construct a new cubic curve... so now that we have those: let's see what kind of cubic curve that gives us:
<graphics-element title="Fitting a quadratic Bézier curve" src="./cubic.js"></graphics-element> <graphics-element title="Fitting a cubic Bézier curve" src="./cubic.js"></graphics-element>
That looks perfectly serviceable! That looks perfectly serviceable!