The definitions, postulates, axioms, and enunciations of the propositions of the first six, and the eleventh and twelfth books of Euclid's Elements of geometry1848 - 42 pages |
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... rectangle , and is said to be contained by any two of the straight lines which contain one ... parts ; the rectangle contained by the two straight lines , is equal to the ... whole and each of the parts , are together equal to the square of the ...
... rectangle , and is said to be contained by any two of the straight lines which contain one ... parts ; the rectangle contained by the two straight lines , is equal to the ... whole and each of the parts , are together equal to the square of the ...
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... rectangle contained by the whole line thus produced , and the part of it produced , together with the square of half ... parts , the squares of the whole line , and of one of the parts , are equal to twice the rectangle con- tained by ...
... rectangle contained by the whole line thus produced , and the part of it produced , together with the square of half ... parts , the squares of the whole line , and of one of the parts , are equal to twice the rectangle con- tained by ...
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... rectangle con- tained by the segments of one of them , is equal to the rectangle contained ... whole line which cuts the circle , and the part of it without the circle ... parts of them without the circle , are equal to one another . PROP ...
... rectangle con- tained by the segments of one of them , is equal to the rectangle contained ... whole line which cuts the circle , and the part of it without the circle ... parts of them without the circle , are equal to one another . PROP ...
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acute angle adjacent angles angle contained angles equal bases and altitudes bisect centre common section compounded of ratios cones and cylinders contained by three cuts the circle diameter equal circles equal straight lines equilateral and equiangular equilateral triangle equimultiples EUCLID'S ELEMENTS Ex æquali exterior angle four magnitudes four straight lines fourth given circle given rectilineal angle given rectilineal figure given straight line given triangle greater ratio homologous sides inscribed line be divided line be drawn lines be proportionals magnitude taken manifest multiple number of magnitudes obtuse angle parallel perpendicular polygons prisms PROBLEM PROP ratio compounded reciprocally proportional rectangle contained remaining ratio segment semicircle sides equal similar triangles similarly described solid angles solid figure contained solid parallelopiped solid polyhedron straight line drawn straight lines cut THEOREM third three plane angles three straight lines tiple triangular bases triangular pyramids Trinity College triplicate ratio unequal whole line XVIII XXIII
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