Euclid's Elements of Geometry: From the Latin Translation of Commandine. To which is Added, A Treatise of the Nature of Arithmetic of Logarithms ; Likewise Another of the Elements of Plain and Spherical Trigonometry ; with a Preface |
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Side 25
Therefore AB is not unequal to DE , and consequently is equal to it . And so the
two Sides AB , BC , are each equal to the two Sides DE , EF , and the Angle ABC
equal to the Angle DEF : And consequently the Base AC * is equal to the Base
DF ...
Therefore AB is not unequal to DE , and consequently is equal to it . And so the
two Sides AB , BC , are each equal to the two Sides DE , EF , and the Angle ABC
equal to the Angle DEF : And consequently the Base AC * is equal to the Base
DF ...
Side 157
Therefore as AB is to BC , so is * By Hype AB to BG ; and since AB has the same
Proportion to BC , that it has to BG , BC shall be + equal to 1 9 : 5BG ; and
consequently the Angle at C equal to the Angle BGC . Wherefore each of the
Angles ...
Therefore as AB is to BC , so is * By Hype AB to BG ; and since AB has the same
Proportion to BC , that it has to BG , BC shall be + equal to 1 9 : 5BG ; and
consequently the Angle at C equal to the Angle BGC . Wherefore each of the
Angles ...
Side 167
Therefore the Triangle FDE , is equiangular to the Triangle GBH ; and
consequently , as FD is to GB , so is I F E to 4 of this . GH ; and so ED to HB . But it
has been proved that FD is to GB , as FC is to GA , and as CD to AB . And
therefore as F C ...
Therefore the Triangle FDE , is equiangular to the Triangle GBH ; and
consequently , as FD is to GB , so is I F E to 4 of this . GH ; and so ED to HB . But it
has been proved that FD is to GB , as FC is to GA , and as CD to AB . And
therefore as F C ...
Side 266
Therefore the Base ABCD is equal to the Base E F G H. And consequently , as
the Base ABCD is to the Base EFGH , so is the Altitude MN to the Altitude KL . But
1 But if the Altitude KL be not equal to the 266 Euclid's ELEMENT $ . Book XII .
Therefore the Base ABCD is equal to the Base E F G H. And consequently , as
the Base ABCD is to the Base EFGH , so is the Altitude MN to the Altitude KL . But
1 But if the Altitude KL be not equal to the 266 Euclid's ELEMENT $ . Book XII .
Side 358
But to return ; if the Series expressing the Length of the Arch , viz . stý s + 4 s ' , &
c . be revers'd , we shall have the Value of s in the Terms of a , and consequently
a direct Method for finding the Sine of any Arch from its Length given . Thus .
But to return ; if the Series expressing the Length of the Arch , viz . stý s + 4 s ' , &
c . be revers'd , we shall have the Value of s in the Terms of a , and consequently
a direct Method for finding the Sine of any Arch from its Length given . Thus .
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Bibliografisk informasjon
| Tittel | Euclid's Elements of Geometry: From the Latin Translation of Commandine. To which is Added, A Treatise of the Nature of Arithmetic of Logarithms ; Likewise Another of the Elements of Plain and Spherical Trigonometry ; with a Preface |
| Forfatter | John Keill |
| Redaktører | Mr. Cunn (Samuel), John Ham |
| Utgiver | T. Woodward, 1733 |
| Original fra | University of Michigan |
| Digitalisert | 8. jun 2007 |
| Lengde | 397 sider |
| Eksporter sitat | BiBTeX EndNote RefMan |