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Side vi
... Prop . 47 ( Simson's Euclid , xi . Prop . A ; De Fourcy , Prop . 41 ) — an important proposition in the comparison of solids- is defective , since in it straight lines are assumed to meet , which in the case of one of the plane angles ...
... Prop . 47 ( Simson's Euclid , xi . Prop . A ; De Fourcy , Prop . 41 ) — an important proposition in the comparison of solids- is defective , since in it straight lines are assumed to meet , which in the case of one of the plane angles ...
Side viii
... ( Prop . 30 ) read ( Prop . 27 ) . 18 , for ( v . 9 ) read ( v . 11 ) . 6 from bottom , for DC read DT . 7 from bottom , for THEOR . read PROB . 5 from bottom , for ASP read ASB . PART III . GEOMETRY . SUPPLEMENT TO EUCLID'S ELEMENTS OF ...
... ( Prop . 30 ) read ( Prop . 27 ) . 18 , for ( v . 9 ) read ( v . 11 ) . 6 from bottom , for DC read DT . 7 from bottom , for THEOR . read PROB . 5 from bottom , for ASP read ASB . PART III . GEOMETRY . SUPPLEMENT TO EUCLID'S ELEMENTS OF ...
Side 1
... PROP . I. THEOR . If from any magnitude there be taken away its half ; from the re- mainder its half ; and so on : there will at length remain a magni- tude less than any magnitude of the same kind , however small . Let AB ( fig . 1 ) ...
... PROP . I. THEOR . If from any magnitude there be taken away its half ; from the re- mainder its half ; and so on : there will at length remain a magni- tude less than any magnitude of the same kind , however small . Let AB ( fig . 1 ) ...
Side 2
... PROP . II . THEOR . If two points be joined by a straight line , and also by a series of straight lines making angles with each other , none of which angles are re - entering angles , then between this series of straight lines and the ...
... PROP . II . THEOR . If two points be joined by a straight line , and also by a series of straight lines making angles with each other , none of which angles are re - entering angles , then between this series of straight lines and the ...
Side 3
Samuel Hunter Christie. PROP . III . THEOR . If the chord of an arc of a circle less than a semicircle be drawn , and from the extremities of the arc tangents be drawn meeting each other , the arc shall be greater than the chord , and ...
Samuel Hunter Christie. PROP . III . THEOR . If the chord of an arc of a circle less than a semicircle be drawn , and from the extremities of the arc tangents be drawn meeting each other , the arc shall be greater than the chord , and ...
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Side 5 - If two triangles have two angles of the one equal to two angles of the other, each to each, and one side equal to one side, viz.
Side 18 - FD. Join AC, BD, AD, and let AD meet the plane KL in the point X; and join EX, XF. Because the two parallel planes KL, MN are cut by the plane EBDX, the common sections EX, BD are parallel (Prop.
Side 13 - For the same reason, CD is likewise at right angles to the plane HGK. Therefore AB, CD are each of them at right angles to the plane HGK.
Side 4 - BC above it : and since the straight line AB is in the plane, it can be produced in that plane : let it be produced to D ; and let any plane pass through the straight line AD, and be turned about it until it pass through the point C; and because the points B, C, are in this plane, the straight line* BC is in it: »7Def.1.
Side 9 - Note. (3. 11.) line; let this be BF: therefore the three straight lines AB, BC, BF are all in one plane, viz. that which passes through AB, BC : and because AB stands at right angles to each of the straight lines BD, BE, it is also at right angles (4. 1 1.) to the plane passing through them; and therefore makes right angles (3.
Side 16 - BGH are together equal* to two right angles: and BGH is a right angle; therefore also GBA is a right angle, and GB perpendicular to BA. For the same reason GB is perpendicular to BC. Since therefore the straight line GB stands at right angles to the two straight lines BA, BC, that cut one another in B, GB is perpendicular...
Side 9 - If three straight lines meet all in one point, and a straight line stand at right angles to each of them in that point ; these three straight lines are in one and the same plane. Let the straight line AB stand at right angles to each of the straight lines BC, BD, BE, in B, the point where they meet ; BC, BD, BE are in one and the same plane. If not, let...
Side 1 - A plane is perpendicular to a plane, when the straight lines drawn in one of the planes perpendicular to the common section of the two planes, are perpendicular to the other plane. 5. The inclination of a straight line to a plane...
Side 28 - Cor. 1.) therefore all the angles of the triangles are equal to all the angles of the polygon together with four right angles : (i. ax. 1.) but all the angles at the bases of the triangles are greater than all the angles of the polygon, as has been proved ; wherefore the remaining angles of the triangles, viz. those of the vertex, which contain the solid angle at A, are less than four right angles.
Side 5 - If a straight line stand at right angles to each of two straight lines in the point of their intersection, it will also be at right angles to the plane in which these lines are.