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Side 63
F KD E В Let HG , perpendicular G to AB , be the Diameter of a Circle described
about the Triangle , and let HD and Hd be perpendicular to the two Sides of the
Triangle ; A also let CF be parallel to A B , and let HA , HB н and HC be drawn .
F KD E В Let HG , perpendicular G to AB , be the Diameter of a Circle described
about the Triangle , and let HD and Hd be perpendicular to the two Sides of the
Triangle ; A also let CF be parallel to A B , and let HA , HB н and HC be drawn .
Side 64
With the Construction and Application of Logarithms Thomas Simpson. 1 Let the
preceding Figure and Construction be retained , and let AG and CG be drawn .
The Triangles AH D and GHC ( being right - angled at D and C , and having HAD
...
With the Construction and Application of Logarithms Thomas Simpson. 1 Let the
preceding Figure and Construction be retained , and let AG and CG be drawn .
The Triangles AH D and GHC ( being right - angled at D and C , and having HAD
...
Side 65
... and AC , B perpendicular to AB , equal E to a ; about the latter of which , as a
Diameter , let a Circle be described , and , A thro ' O , the Center thereof , let BD
be drawn , meeting the Periphery in E and D ; D also let A , E and C , E be joined
...
... and AC , B perpendicular to AB , equal E to a ; about the latter of which , as a
Diameter , let a Circle be described , and , A thro ' O , the Center thereof , let BD
be drawn , meeting the Periphery in E and D ; D also let A , E and C , E be joined
...
Side 66
... be drawn , and likewise DF , perpendicular to the Base AB , which will , also ,
bisect it , because ( BCD being = ACD ) the Subtenses BD and AD are equal ( by
10. 3. ) Moreover , since the Angle DBE = ACD ( by Cor . to 9.3 . ) = DCB , the ...
... be drawn , and likewise DF , perpendicular to the Base AB , which will , also ,
bisect it , because ( BCD being = ACD ) the Subtenses BD and AD are equal ( by
10. 3. ) Moreover , since the Angle DBE = ACD ( by Cor . to 9.3 . ) = DCB , the ...
Side 67
... be drawn , and I A B also FI , parallel to BD , meeting BA , produced , in I. It is
manifest , from Prop . 13. that CG is equal to Half the Sum of the Sides AC and
BC : It also appears , from 8. 1. and Cor . to 9. 3. that the Triangles DCG , ADE ,
BDE ...
... be drawn , and I A B also FI , parallel to BD , meeting BA , produced , in I. It is
manifest , from Prop . 13. that CG is equal to Half the Sum of the Sides AC and
BC : It also appears , from 8. 1. and Cor . to 9. 3. that the Triangles DCG , ADE ,
BDE ...
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