Observations on the Nature of Demonstrative Evidence: With an Explanation of Certain Difficulties Occurring in the Elements of Geometry, and Reflections on LanguageJ. Johnson, 1793 - 172 sider |
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Side 20
... equal to two fides of the other each to each ; and have likewife the angles contained by thofe fides equal to one another , they shall have their bafes , or third fides , equal ; and the two triangles fhall be equal ; and their other ...
... equal to two fides of the other each to each ; and have likewife the angles contained by thofe fides equal to one another , they shall have their bafes , or third fides , equal ; and the two triangles fhall be equal ; and their other ...
Side 21
... equal or unequal expansions between lines meeting at a point , and of the equal or unequal length of different ftraight lines , are all acquired by the ex- ercise of the fenfes . It is , indeed , evi- dent , that we cannot in any other ...
... equal or unequal expansions between lines meeting at a point , and of the equal or unequal length of different ftraight lines , are all acquired by the ex- ercise of the fenfes . It is , indeed , evi- dent , that we cannot in any other ...
Side 26
... equal parts from equal lines , the remainders fhall be equal , will be easily granted from diftinct recol- lection ... equals be taken from equals , the remainder's will 26 OBSERVATIONS ON.
... equal parts from equal lines , the remainders fhall be equal , will be easily granted from diftinct recol- lection ... equals be taken from equals , the remainder's will 26 OBSERVATIONS ON.
Side 27
... equals be taken from equals , the remainder's will be equal . Mr. Locke has fhewn the infignificance of these axioms in the seventh chapter of his fourth book . In fact , they are only founded upon the induction of particular ...
... equals be taken from equals , the remainder's will be equal . Mr. Locke has fhewn the infignificance of these axioms in the seventh chapter of his fourth book . In fact , they are only founded upon the induction of particular ...
Side 32
... equal . Now one would make such a mark as small as poffible , provided it be still distinct , that the length of lines and their meetings and interfections may appear plainly , and from this effect of convenience has arisen the phrase ...
... equal . Now one would make such a mark as small as poffible , provided it be still distinct , that the length of lines and their meetings and interfections may appear plainly , and from this effect of convenience has arisen the phrase ...
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