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Authors: Tai-Choon Yoon
Elliptic integral is an integral equation that appears in the process of calculating the length of an ellipse. It does not provide an exact solution, and the approximation equation for the solution is complicated. The arc length of an ellipse is given as l=aθE(k). And the entire arc length of an ellipse is l=2aπE(k).
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