Two circles geometry problems
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Circle1 with radius  intersects with Circle 2 with radius
 intersects with Circle 2 with radius  . The Circle 1 has center
. The Circle 1 has center  , and Circle 2 has the center
, and Circle 2 has the center  at the initial point. When the Circle 1 rotates with an angle θ, the Circle 2 that is attached to the Circle 1  change its coordination of the centre from
at the initial point. When the Circle 1 rotates with an angle θ, the Circle 2 that is attached to the Circle 1  change its coordination of the centre from  to$(-d\cos\theta, -d\sin\theta)$.
 to$(-d\cos\theta, -d\sin\theta)$.
 intersects with Circle 2 with radius
 intersects with Circle 2 with radius  . The Circle 1 has center
. The Circle 1 has center  , and Circle 2 has the center
, and Circle 2 has the center  at the initial point. When the Circle 1 rotates with an angle θ, the Circle 2 that is attached to the Circle 1  change its coordination of the centre from
at the initial point. When the Circle 1 rotates with an angle θ, the Circle 2 that is attached to the Circle 1  change its coordination of the centre from  to$(-d\cos\theta, -d\sin\theta)$.
 to$(-d\cos\theta, -d\sin\theta)$.I have a problem determining  as shown in the figure.
 as shown in the figure. 
 as shown in the figure.
 as shown in the figure. I am not a mathematician. So, take me easy! Thank in advance !


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  Matthew Mishrikey
      
 2022년 1월 4일
        Not clear from the second drawing what the dl of interest is. 
Let's assume dl is the distance between the left edge of each circle.
Then 
d_l = -r_1 - (-d cos \theta - r_2)
Therefore
d_l / d_\theta = d sin \theta
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