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... CIRCLE . 20. To describe a circle to pass through three given points • Pole and Polar Self - conjugate triangle 21. To describe a circle to pass through two given points and to touch a given straight line . 22 . To describe a circle to ...
... CIRCLE . 20. To describe a circle to pass through three given points • Pole and Polar Self - conjugate triangle 21. To describe a circle to pass through two given points and to touch a given straight line . 22 . To describe a circle to ...
Side xi
... circle to touch two given circles and to pass through a given point • · 33. To describe a circle to touch two given circles and a given straight line • 34. To describe a circle to touch three given circles . 35. To draw a circular arc ...
... circle to touch two given circles and to pass through a given point • · 33. To describe a circle to touch two given circles and a given straight line • 34. To describe a circle to touch three given circles . 35. To draw a circular arc ...
Side xvii
... describe a cycloid , the diameter of the circle being given Tangent and Normal , and Centre of Curvature 139. To describe a trochoid , the diameter of the circle and the distance of the tracing point from its centre being given Tangent ...
... describe a cycloid , the diameter of the circle being given Tangent and Normal , and Centre of Curvature 139. To describe a trochoid , the diameter of the circle and the distance of the tracing point from its centre being given Tangent ...
Side xviii
... describe a hypo - trochoid , the rolling and directing circles and the position of the tracing point being given 144. To describe the companion to the cycloid , the generating circle being given • Tangent , normal and centre of ...
... describe a hypo - trochoid , the rolling and directing circles and the position of the tracing point being given 144. To describe the companion to the cycloid , the generating circle being given • Tangent , normal and centre of ...
Side 21
... describe any one triangle with sides BP : AP :: a : b . Bisect the angle APB by PD meeting AB in D and draw PC perpendicular to PD meeting AB in C. On DC as diameter describe a circle , which will be the required locus of the vertex ...
... describe any one triangle with sides BP : AP :: a : b . Bisect the angle APB by PD meeting AB in D and draw PC perpendicular to PD meeting AB in C. On DC as diameter describe a circle , which will be the required locus of the vertex ...
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Constructive Geometry of Plane Curves: With Numerous Examples Thomas Henry Eagles Uten tilgangsbegrensning - 1885 |
Constructive Geometry of Plane Curves: With Numerous Examples Thomas Henry Eagles Uten tilgangsbegrensning - 1885 |
Constructive Geometry of Plane Curves: With Numerous Examples Thomas Henry Eagles Uten tilgangsbegrensning - 1885 |
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AC² anharmonic ratio asymptotes auxiliary circle bisects the angle centre point chord of contact circle centre circles touching cone conic conic section conjugate diameters conjugate points construction corresponding curve being given cutting cutting CB describe a circle describe an ellipse describe an hyperbola determined draw a parabola ellipse equal fixed point foci focus F given circle given Fig given lines given point given tangent harmonic mean homographic involution latus rectum length line joining locus major axis mean proportional meet the directrix opposite sides ordinate pass pencil perpendicular point of contact point of intersection polar pole PROBLEM Prop radical axis radius reduces to Prob right angle second focus segment shew shewn similar triangles Similarly tangent PT three given vertex vertices
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