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Side 55
... four fides are greater than twice the diagonals . PROP . III . THEOR . All the angles of any right - lined figure , when the angles are all inward , are equal to twice as many right angles , wanting four , as that figure bas fides ...
... four fides are greater than twice the diagonals . PROP . III . THEOR . All the angles of any right - lined figure , when the angles are all inward , are equal to twice as many right angles , wanting four , as that figure bas fides ...
Side 56
as many right angles as there are triangles ; that is , equal to twice as many right angles , wanting the angles of two triangles ; that is , wanting four right angles , as the figure has fides . Therefore all the angles of any right ...
as many right angles as there are triangles ; that is , equal to twice as many right angles , wanting the angles of two triangles ; that is , wanting four right angles , as the figure has fides . Therefore all the angles of any right ...
Side 57
H equal to twice as many right angles as the figure has angles , that is , has fides . But since all the inward angles together , with four right angles , has been proved to be equal to twice as many right angles as the figure has sides ...
H equal to twice as many right angles as the figure has angles , that is , has fides . But since all the inward angles together , with four right angles , has been proved to be equal to twice as many right angles as the figure has sides ...
Side 58
... added to 4 , and lefsened by twice the number of sides of the figure ; as , if the figure has four fides , it can have one outward angle . And in this case , the outward angle is equal to all the three inward angles .
... added to 4 , and lefsened by twice the number of sides of the figure ; as , if the figure has four fides , it can have one outward angle . And in this case , the outward angle is equal to all the three inward angles .
Side 63
And if the angle B F C be added in common , the angles F A C , A F B , and twice the angle B F C , will be equal to the angles BFC , CFD , CDF ; that is , to the angles BFD , CDF . And if the equal angles A F B , B F D be taken away ...
And if the angle B F C be added in common , the angles F A C , A F B , and twice the angle B F C , will be equal to the angles BFC , CFD , CDF ; that is , to the angles BFD , CDF . And if the equal angles A F B , B F D be taken away ...
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Euclid's Elements of Geometry: The First Six, the Eleventh and Twelfth Books Euclid,David Gregory Ingen forhåndsvisning tilgjengelig - 2016 |
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