The Elements of Euclid: With Select Theorems Out of ArchimedesJ. Senex ... W. and J. Innys ... and J. Osborn and T. Longman, 1727 - 239 sider |
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Side 84
... Polygons in a Circle . Neither can we otherwife collect the Area ( which is a certain Quadra- ture of a Circle ) than from the Area's or Squares of innumerable Polygons infcrib'd in , and circumfcrib'd a · bout , a Circle . And in like ...
... Polygons in a Circle . Neither can we otherwife collect the Area ( which is a certain Quadra- ture of a Circle ) than from the Area's or Squares of innumerable Polygons infcrib'd in , and circumfcrib'd a · bout , a Circle . And in like ...
Side 98
... Polygon to be inscrib'd ( e . g . a Nonangle ) . Make at the Centre the Angle A GK , of fo many Degrees as are the Units of the Quo- tient in the faid Divifion . AK fhall be the Side of the nine - angled Figure , which is required to be ...
... Polygon to be inscrib'd ( e . g . a Nonangle ) . Make at the Centre the Angle A GK , of fo many Degrees as are the Units of the Quo- tient in the faid Divifion . AK fhall be the Side of the nine - angled Figure , which is required to be ...
Side 107
... Polygon , which is defcribed by the Hypotenuse , is equal to the Squares , Pentagons , Hexa- gons , or any regular Polygons whatsoever , that are de- fcrib'd by the two Sides . It also propounds most easy and certain Principles for ...
... Polygon , which is defcribed by the Hypotenuse , is equal to the Squares , Pentagons , Hexa- gons , or any regular Polygons whatsoever , that are de- fcrib'd by the two Sides . It also propounds most easy and certain Principles for ...
Side 129
... Polygon BQ into Triangles . Upon the given right Line RS make the Angles ( a ) R , O , e- ( a ) Per 23 . qual to the Angles B , A. The Sides then will meet to- gether in X. Upon XS make the Angles V , I , equal to the Angles T , C. The ...
... Polygon BQ into Triangles . Upon the given right Line RS make the Angles ( a ) R , O , e- ( a ) Per 23 . qual to the Angles B , A. The Sides then will meet to- gether in X. Upon XS make the Angles V , I , equal to the Angles T , C. The ...
Side 130
... Polygons is duplicate to that of the Sides , ( A B , FG ) which are betwixt the equal Angles ( B , G , and BAE , G FK ) . Part I. Because the Polygons are alike , they are mutu- ally ( per Defin.1 . l . 6. ) equiangular , and their ...
... Polygons is duplicate to that of the Sides , ( A B , FG ) which are betwixt the equal Angles ( B , G , and BAE , G FK ) . Part I. Because the Polygons are alike , they are mutu- ally ( per Defin.1 . l . 6. ) equiangular , and their ...
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