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... equims . of , E , F , & c . , each of each , then mult . AB of E = mult . ( ABCD ) of ( E + F ) . A B , C D equims . of E , F ; .. mags in A B , each E , equal Ms , in C D , each = F. Divide A B into A G , G B , each - = E , and C D ...
... equims . of , E , F , & c . , each of each , then mult . AB of E = mult . ( ABCD ) of ( E + F ) . A B , C D equims . of E , F ; .. mags in A B , each E , equal Ms , in C D , each = F. Divide A B into A G , G B , each - = E , and C D ...
Page 166
... c Alg . - Let a mb , and c md ; then na 15 , d5 ; m → 3 & n — 2 . mnb , and ne →→ mnd ; i . e . , the equims . na & nc of the 1st and 3rd , are mults . of the 2nd and 4th . Arith . 12 = 3 × 4 , and 15 166 GRADATIONS IN EUCLID .
... c Alg . - Let a mb , and c md ; then na 15 , d5 ; m → 3 & n — 2 . mnb , and ne →→ mnd ; i . e . , the equims . na & nc of the 1st and 3rd , are mults . of the 2nd and 4th . Arith . 12 = 3 × 4 , and 15 166 GRADATIONS IN EUCLID .
Page 167
... equims . of the 2nd 4 , and of the 4th 5 . SCH . " If any equimultiples m A , m C , be taken of the antecedents of ... equims . p times , and of n B , n D , equims . q times ; then ・・ m A , m C , contain A and C , p m units of times ...
... equims . of the 2nd 4 , and of the 4th 5 . SCH . " If any equimultiples m A , m C , be taken of the antecedents of ... equims . p times , and of n B , n D , equims . q times ; then ・・ m A , m C , contain A and C , p m units of times ...
Page 168
... equims . K , L , and of G and H 99 99 M , N. E is the same m of A as F of C , and K , L are equims . of E and F ; .. K same m of A , that L is of C ; So M same m of B , that N is of D. And A : B = C : D ; and K , L are equims . of A and ...
... equims . K , L , and of G and H 99 99 M , N. E is the same m of A as F of C , and K , L are equims . of E and F ; .. K same m of A , that L is of C ; So M same m of B , that N is of D. And A : B = C : D ; and K , L are equims . of A and ...
Page 169
... equims , of A & C , and G , H are equims . of B & D ; .. K > = or < G , so L > = or < H. But K , L are equims of E , F , & G , H any of B , D ; .. E : B = F : D. In the same way , A : G C : H in Dem . 8 , Pr . 4 , V. , if K > or < M , L > ...
... equims , of A & C , and G , H are equims . of B & D ; .. K > = or < G , so L > = or < H. But K , L are equims of E , F , & G , H any of B , D ; .. E : B = F : D. In the same way , A : G C : H in Dem . 8 , Pr . 4 , V. , if K > or < M , L > ...
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ABCD Antecs Arith base bisected centre chord circumference circumscribed compd Conc contained decagon desc diam diameter distance divided draw drawn equiangular equims equimultiples Euclid extreme four magnitudes fourth Geometry given circle given line given st greater hypotenuse inscribed isosc join less mean measure multiple parallel parallelogram pentagon perp Plane Geometry polygon PROB Prop propl proportional proposition Quæs radius ratio compounded rect rectangle rectil rectilineal figure regular polygon Remk segments semic semiperimeter sides similar square star-shaped polygon straight line tang tangent third touch triangle vertex
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