The elements of plane geometry, from the Sansk. text of Ayra Bhatta, ed. by Jasoda Nandan Sircar1878 |
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Side 5
... the circumference , are equal to one another . [ Figure ABCD : Prop . 1. is a circle . ] VII . And this point is called the centre of the circle . VIII . [ A diameter of a circle is a THE ELEMENTS OF PLANE GEOMETRY. ...
... the circumference , are equal to one another . [ Figure ABCD : Prop . 1. is a circle . ] VII . And this point is called the centre of the circle . VIII . [ A diameter of a circle is a THE ELEMENTS OF PLANE GEOMETRY. ...
Side 5
... diameter . ] IX . A radius is a straight line drawn from the centre to the circumference . [ The straight line FA in the circle ABCD is a radius . ] X. A semicircle is the figure contained by a diameter and the part of the circumference ...
... diameter . ] IX . A radius is a straight line drawn from the centre to the circumference . [ The straight line FA in the circle ABCD is a radius . ] X. A semicircle is the figure contained by a diameter and the part of the circumference ...
Side 7
... diameter , to prove that the diameter bisects the circle . This is simply the converse of the definition of a circle . The two corollaries are also to be proved by the same definition . For if ADC be applied to ABC , they coincide ( 7 )
... diameter , to prove that the diameter bisects the circle . This is simply the converse of the definition of a circle . The two corollaries are also to be proved by the same definition . For if ADC be applied to ABC , they coincide ( 7 )
Side 8
... another , and so are the angles BFC and AFD . From the centre F with any of the straight lines AF , BF , FC , FD draw the circle ABCD and complete the diameters AC and BD . Because AC is a diameter , therefore it divides the ( 8 )
... another , and so are the angles BFC and AFD . From the centre F with any of the straight lines AF , BF , FC , FD draw the circle ABCD and complete the diameters AC and BD . Because AC is a diameter , therefore it divides the ( 8 )
Side 9
Āryabhaṭa Jasoda Nauden Sircar. Because AC is a diameter , therefore it divides the circle ABCD into two equal parts ABC and ADC ( P. 1 ) ; and ABC is a half of the circle . Again because BD is a diameter therefore it divides the circle ...
Āryabhaṭa Jasoda Nauden Sircar. Because AC is a diameter , therefore it divides the circle ABCD into two equal parts ABC and ADC ( P. 1 ) ; and ABC is a half of the circle . Again because BD is a diameter therefore it divides the circle ...
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AB is equal AC is equal angle ABC angle ADB angle BAC angle DEF angle EDF angles are equal arc BC base BC base CD bisected centre circle ABCD circumference coincide conversely diameter draw duplicate ratio equal angles equal Ax equal to AC equiangular equimultiples Euclid exterior angle figure described fore given straight lines greater Hindoo Geometry homologous isosceles triangle Join Let ABC mean proportionals multiple opposite angles parallel parallelogram AC perpendicular point F polygon produced Q. E. D. Cor Q.E.D. PROP rectangle contained rectilineal figure regular polygon remaining angle right angles sector BGC sector EHF segment semicircle side BC square of BC straight line &c THEOREM third angle touches the circle triangle ABC Wherefore whole angle
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