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Side 8
Let the sides AB , BC , CA of the A ABC be respectively equal to the sides DE , EF
, FD of the A DEF . Then shall . the As ABC , DEF be equal in all respects .
Suppose the A ABC taken up , reversed , and placed so that BC may fall om EF ,
and ...
Let the sides AB , BC , CA of the A ABC be respectively equal to the sides DE , EF
, FD of the A DEF . Then shall . the As ABC , DEF be equal in all respects .
Suppose the A ABC taken up , reversed , and placed so that BC may fall om EF ,
and ...
Side 14
For if the figure were taken up , reversed , and placed so that each of the arms of
H might fall along the former position of the other arm ; then each of these lines
produced would fall along the former position of the other . Thus the arms of A ...
For if the figure were taken up , reversed , and placed so that each of the arms of
H might fall along the former position of the other arm ; then each of these lines
produced would fall along the former position of the other . Thus the arms of A ...
Side 17
K Let ABC , GHK be two right angles , and let the ABC be applied to the 2 GHK ,
so that B may fall on H , and BC along HK , then will BA fall along HG . For if it fell
in any other direction , as HX , then from H there would be drawn two straight ...
K Let ABC , GHK be two right angles , and let the ABC be applied to the 2 GHK ,
so that B may fall on H , and BC along HK , then will BA fall along HG . For if it fell
in any other direction , as HX , then from H there would be drawn two straight ...
Side 28
In the two AS ABC , DEF , let AB , AC be respectively equal to DE , DF , but the .
BAC be > the . EDF , then shall BC be > EF . Place the a ABC so that AB shall fall
on DE , the point C falling on Q on the same side of DE as F . Ist . Let EQ cut DF ...
In the two AS ABC , DEF , let AB , AC be respectively equal to DE , DF , but the .
BAC be > the . EDF , then shall BC be > EF . Place the a ABC so that AB shall fall
on DE , the point C falling on Q on the same side of DE as F . Ist . Let EQ cut DF ...
Side 32
PROBLEM F . Find the shortest path from a given point to a given straight line . -
Let A be the given point and BC the given straight line . From A let fall AQ 1 to BC
. Then shall AQ be less than any other straight line AR drawn from A to BC . ( 1 .
PROBLEM F . Find the shortest path from a given point to a given straight line . -
Let A be the given point and BC the given straight line . From A let fall AQ 1 to BC
. Then shall AQ be less than any other straight line AR drawn from A to BC . ( 1 .
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