Queen's scholarship examination. Amner's eight years' scholarship questions ... in Euclid, algebra, & mensuration1879 |
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Side 4
... Show how to bisect a given angle . Hence show how to divide an angle into four equal parts . Construction . - Bisect the given angle . Then bisect each half , and the given angle will be divided into four equal parts . ALGEBRA . 1. Add ...
... Show how to bisect a given angle . Hence show how to divide an angle into four equal parts . Construction . - Bisect the given angle . Then bisect each half , and the given angle will be divided into four equal parts . ALGEBRA . 1. Add ...
Side 37
... show that a + b_c + d = a - b c - d с If a ō d Adding 1 to each side ( Axiom 1 ) a I Then 2 + 1 = 2 + 1 b a + b = c + d ( 1 ) If a с Substracting I from each side ( Axiom 2 ) a с I = Then % 3-1-2-1 a - b I and and ( 2 ) b Dividing the ...
... show that a + b_c + d = a - b c - d с If a ō d Adding 1 to each side ( Axiom 1 ) a I Then 2 + 1 = 2 + 1 b a + b = c + d ( 1 ) If a с Substracting I from each side ( Axiom 2 ) a с I = Then % 3-1-2-1 a - b I and and ( 2 ) b Dividing the ...
Side 40
... show that four times their sum = 44 times their difference , whatever the numbers may be . Let x stand for one number And y 99 the other . 99 If xy :: 56 : .6x = 5y ( 1 ) ( Product of extremes = product of means ) . If 6x = 51 : .y is ...
... show that four times their sum = 44 times their difference , whatever the numbers may be . Let x stand for one number And y 99 the other . 99 If xy :: 56 : .6x = 5y ( 1 ) ( Product of extremes = product of means ) . If 6x = 51 : .y is ...
Side 43
... Show that the following definitions are incomplete : - ' Of quadrilateral figures , a square has all its sides equal . ' ' An acute - angled triangle is that which has two acute angles . ' ' Parallel straight lines are such as do not ...
... Show that the following definitions are incomplete : - ' Of quadrilateral figures , a square has all its sides equal . ' ' An acute - angled triangle is that which has two acute angles . ' ' Parallel straight lines are such as do not ...
Side 44
... Show that this property can be proved by a method similar to that employed in the 4th proposition . Proof . Apply the triangle MKH to the triangle LHK , so that the point M be on L , and the base MH on the base LK , then the point H ...
... Show that this property can be proved by a method similar to that employed in the 4th proposition . Proof . Apply the triangle MKH to the triangle LHK , so that the point M be on L , and the base MH on the base LK , then the point H ...
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Queen's Scholarship Examination. Amner's Eight Years' Scholarship Questions ... Joseph Wollman Ingen forhåndsvisning tilgjengelig - 2015 |
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2ax² a²b a²x a²x² ABCD AC.CB acres acute angle ALGEBRA angle ABC angle AEB angle BAC ax² bisected breadth centre circle circumference co-efficient Completing the square diameter Dividing each side equal bases EUCLID factor find the area Find the G.C.M. four times sq given line given point given squares given straight line given triangle greater half the square hypotenuse inches isosceles triangle LONDON SCHOOL BOARD MENSURATION miles Multiplying each side Notes of Lessons number represented opposite angles parallelogram perpendicular proposition prove Pupil Teachers quadrilateral Queen's Scholarship rectangle contained rectangle HK rhombus right angles right-angled triangle Scholarship Examination SECTION Show square Extracting square on GH square root squares described triangle ABC triangle EOD triangle RMN twice rect twice the rectangle unequal x²y yards
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Side 13 - If two angles of a triangle be equal to one another, the sides also which subtend, or are opposite to, the equal angles, shall be equal to one another.
Side 30 - All the interior angles of any rectilineal figure, together with four right angles, are equal to twice as many right angles as the figure has sides.