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Definition: In mathematics, a gudgeon is a type of geometric figure that resembles a gudgeon, which is a cylindrical or conical shape with flat sides and a rounded base. The word "gudgeon" comes from the Greek words "geuse" (meaning "cylinder") and "gon" (meaning "shape"). It is often used to refer to a cylindrical or conical object that has a flat top and a rounded base, such as a gudang in Indonesian cuisine
Definition: Gudgeon is a term used in the context of mathematics and physics to refer to a point where two lines intersect. It is often used to describe an object that is exactly halfway between two other points on a line or plane, such as a midpoint or vertex. In geometry, it can also be applied to real-world objects like gears, which are used to rotate parts of machinery in order to achieve desired movement and control over the rotation. Gudgeons are crucial for maintaining the accuracy and stability