Euclid, book i., propositions i. to xxvi., with exercises and alternative proofs [by T. Dalton].1877 |
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Side 2
... at the conclusion of a problem . Q.E.D. stands for Quod erat demonstrandum , or , which was to be proved , and is placed at the conclusion of a theorem . T. D. PLANE GEOMETRY . DEFINITIONS . 1. A POINT is that 2 INTRODUCTION .
... at the conclusion of a problem . Q.E.D. stands for Quod erat demonstrandum , or , which was to be proved , and is placed at the conclusion of a theorem . T. D. PLANE GEOMETRY . DEFINITIONS . 1. A POINT is that 2 INTRODUCTION .
Side 15
... prove that AD bisects the angle BAC . 2. If two isosceles triangles stand upon opposite sides of the same base , the straight line which joins their vertices will bisect the vertical angles ; and also will bisect the base at right ...
... prove that AD bisects the angle BAC . 2. If two isosceles triangles stand upon opposite sides of the same base , the straight line which joins their vertices will bisect the vertical angles ; and also will bisect the base at right ...
Side 18
... proved independently of the seventh ; the student is therefore advised to omit this proposition on his first reading of Euclid . ] Upon the same base , and on the same side of it , there cannot be two triangles having their sides which ...
... proved independently of the seventh ; the student is therefore advised to omit this proposition on his first reading of Euclid . ] Upon the same base , and on the same side of it , there cannot be two triangles having their sides which ...
Side 32
... Prove the proposition without producing any of the sides , by joining A with any point in BC . 4. In an isosceles triangle shew that each of the angles at the base is less than a right angle . Do we know anything as to the magnitude of ...
... Prove the proposition without producing any of the sides , by joining A with any point in BC . 4. In an isosceles triangle shew that each of the angles at the base is less than a right angle . Do we know anything as to the magnitude of ...
Side 35
... prove ( 1 ) that AB , BC are greater than AC , and ( 2 ) that AC , CB are greater than AB . 2. Prove the proposition without producing one of the sides by bisecting one of the angles . 3. The four sides of any quadrilateral are together ...
... prove ( 1 ) that AB , BC are greater than AC , and ( 2 ) that AC , CB are greater than AB . 2. Prove the proposition without producing one of the sides by bisecting one of the angles . 3. The four sides of any quadrilateral are together ...
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A'EF AB is equal AC is equal ACD is greater adjacent angles angle ABC angle ACB angle BAC angle BCD angle BDC greater angle contained angle DEF angle DFE angle EDF angle equal bisects the angle centre circumference constr DEF are equal Demonstration describe the circle draw a straight equal angles equal sides equal to CD equidistant equilateral triangle Euclid exterior angle Find a point four-sided figure given line given point given straight line greater than BC interior opposite angle intersect isosceles triangle less Let ABC line with BC middle point opposite sides perpendiculars let fall point G position be named produced prop PROPOSITION Q.E.D. Exercises quadrilateral right angles shew shewn side AC sides equal straight line drawn take any point THEOREM third side triangle ABC triangle DEF triangles be equal unequal vertical angle
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