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... dihedral angle is equidistant from the faces of the angle . Given a dihedral angle , with faces Q , R , with edge CD , bisected by plane B ; P , any point in B , with PXQ , PYR . To prove that PX PY . Proof . 1. Let M be the plane of PX ...
... dihedral angle is equidistant from the faces of the angle . Given a dihedral angle , with faces Q , R , with edge CD , bisected by plane B ; P , any point in B , with PXQ , PYR . To prove that PX PY . Proof . 1. Let M be the plane of PX ...
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... angle formed by these perpendiculars has a measure equal or supple- mental to that of the dihedral angle of the planes . Given the planes M , Q , inter- secting in ; lines PX M , PYQ ; and plane PYX cut- ting i at A. To prove that YPX ...
... angle formed by these perpendiculars has a measure equal or supple- mental to that of the dihedral angle of the planes . Given the planes M , Q , inter- secting in ; lines PX M , PYQ ; and plane PYX cut- ting i at A. To prove that YPX ...
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... angles are not congruent . Opposite polyhedral angles are such that each is formed by producing the edges and faces of the other through the vertex . EXERCISES . 611. How many edges in an n - hedral angle ? How many dihedral angles ...
... angles are not congruent . Opposite polyhedral angles are such that each is formed by producing the edges and faces of the other through the vertex . EXERCISES . 611. How many edges in an n - hedral angle ? How many dihedral angles ...
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... angle , and V - A'B'C'D ' , its opposite polyhedral angle . To prove that V - ABCD and V - A'B'C'D ' are sym- metric . Proof . 1. AVB = Z A'VB ' , ZBVC = ZB'VC ' , B ' CA B ' Prel . th . 6 . B NOTE . 2. Dihedral with edges VB , VB ...
... angle , and V - A'B'C'D ' , its opposite polyhedral angle . To prove that V - ABCD and V - A'B'C'D ' are sym- metric . Proof . 1. AVB = Z A'VB ' , ZBVC = ZB'VC ' , B ' CA B ' Prel . th . 6 . B NOTE . 2. Dihedral with edges VB , VB ...
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... dihedral angles of a trihedral angle intersect in a common line whose points are equidistant from the three faces . ( See th . 20 , cor . , and I , th . 32. ) 627. Suppose a polyhedral angle formed by three , four , five equilateral ...
... dihedral angles of a trihedral angle intersect in a common line whose points are equidistant from the three faces . ( See th . 20 , cor . , and I , th . 32. ) 627. Suppose a polyhedral angle formed by three , four , five equilateral ...
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a₁ ABCD altitude angles equal b₁ b₂ bisect bisectors C₁ called central angles chord circle circumcenter circumference circumscribed cone congruent construct convex COROLLARIES corresponding cylinder DEFINITIONS diagonals diameter dihedral angle divided draw drawn edges equal angles equidistant equilateral EXERCISES face angles figure of th frustum geometry given line given point greater Hence hypotenuse inscribed interior angles intersection isosceles triangle line-segment locus lune meet mid-points oblique opposite sides orthocenter P₁ P₂ parallel lines parallelepiped parallelogram perigon perimeter perpendicular plane plane geometry polar polyhedral angle prism Prismatoid produced Proof prove pyramid quadrilateral radii radius ratio rectangle regular polygon respectively rhombus right angle right-angled triangle segments Similarly slant height sphere spherical polygon spherical surface spherical triangle square straight angle straight line Suppose symmetric tangent tetrahedron Theorem trihedral vertex vertices
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