First lessons in Plane Geometry. Together with an application of them to the solution of problems, etcCarter and Hendee, 1830 - 12 sider |
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Side 15
... Multiplication . is the sign of Division . < stands for less than ; e . g . , the line AB CD means that the line AB is shorter than the line CD . stands for greater than ; e . g . , the line ABCD means that the line AB is longer than ...
... Multiplication . is the sign of Division . < stands for less than ; e . g . , the line AB CD means that the line AB is shorter than the line CD . stands for greater than ; e . g . , the line ABCD means that the line AB is longer than ...
Side 17
... multiplication ? What for division ? What for less than ? What for more than ? What for parallel ? What for equal and parallel ? How is a point denoted ? How a line ? How an angle ? How a triangle ? How a quadrilateral ? How any polygon ...
... multiplication ? What for division ? What for less than ? What for more than ? What for parallel ? What for equal and parallel ? How is a point denoted ? How a line ? How an angle ? How a triangle ? How a quadrilateral ? How any polygon ...
Side 76
... multiplying the two mean terms together , is equal to the product + obtained * For we cannot multiply lines together , but merely the abstract numbers , which express their relative length . When you multiply one number by another , the ...
... multiplying the two mean terms together , is equal to the product + obtained * For we cannot multiply lines together , but merely the abstract numbers , which express their relative length . When you multiply one number by another , the ...
Side 77
Francis Joseph Grund. by multiplying the two extreme terms together . In the above proportion , 3 : 64 : 8 , for in- stance , we have 3 times 8 ... multiplication of the mean and extreme terms is still the same . For 3 times 7 * GEOMETRY .
Francis Joseph Grund. by multiplying the two extreme terms together . In the above proportion , 3 : 64 : 8 , for in- stance , we have 3 times 8 ... multiplication of the mean and extreme terms is still the same . For 3 times 7 * GEOMETRY .
Side 96
... multiplying the two mean terms together is equal to the product obtained by multiplying the two extreme terms together . Quest . How can you prove each of these principles 96 GEOMETRY .
... multiplying the two mean terms together is equal to the product obtained by multiplying the two extreme terms together . Quest . How can you prove each of these principles 96 GEOMETRY .
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adjacent angles angle ABC angle ACB angle opposite angle x basis and height bisected called centre chord circum circumference circumscribed circle consequently construct the triangle DEMON diagonal diameter draw the lines equal angles exterior angle figure ABCDEF found by multiplying fourth term geometrical figures geometrical proportion given angle given circle given straight line given triangle hypothenuse isosceles triangle line AB line AC line CD line MN LUDOLPH VAN CEULEN mean proportional number of sides parallel lines parallelogram perpendicular points of division PROBLEM prove quadrilateral Query 11 radii radius ratio rectilinear figure regular polygon ABCDEF remaining sides Remark right angles right-angular triangle Sect semicircle side AB side AC similar triangles smaller SOLUTION square feet square inches square seconds tangent third line three angles three sides trapezoid trian triangle ABC triangle are equal vertex zoid
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