The Quadrature of the Circle: The Square Root of Two, and the Right-angled Triangle |
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... Theorem of the Quadrature of the Circle , and the relation of this theorem with the Visions of Ezechiel and the Revelation of St. John . He does not fail , after the example of his colaborers , to ascribe his discovery to a special ...
... Theorem of the Quadrature of the Circle , and the relation of this theorem with the Visions of Ezechiel and the Revelation of St. John . He does not fail , after the example of his colaborers , to ascribe his discovery to a special ...
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... theorem is that the square of the diameter is to that of the circumference , as 22 times the radius multiplied by the square root of 3 is to 432 times the radius . A more experienced geometrician would have said as eleven times the ...
... theorem is that the square of the diameter is to that of the circumference , as 22 times the radius multiplied by the square root of 3 is to 432 times the radius . A more experienced geometrician would have said as eleven times the ...
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... theorems , and if he did not excel Van Ceulen he verified his result , which he put beyond at- tack . His discoveries on this subject are found in the book entitled Willebrordi Snelli Cyclometricus de ... theorem which INTRODUCTION . 25.
... theorems , and if he did not excel Van Ceulen he verified his result , which he put beyond at- tack . His discoveries on this subject are found in the book entitled Willebrordi Snelli Cyclometricus de ... theorem which INTRODUCTION . 25.
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... theorem which Snellius had taken for granted . There are also many very simple geometrical con- structions which ... theorems on the relation of the circle to the in- scribed and circumscribed polygons , and their relation to each other ...
... theorem which Snellius had taken for granted . There are also many very simple geometrical con- structions which ... theorems on the relation of the circle to the in- scribed and circumscribed polygons , and their relation to each other ...
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... theorem which gives the tangent of the sum and difference of two arcs whose tangents are given ; for there being no extraction of square roots in this formula , if the arcs have their tangents rational , the tangent of the sum will be ...
... theorem which gives the tangent of the sum and difference of two arcs whose tangents are given ; for there being no extraction of square roots in this formula , if the arcs have their tangents rational , the tangent of the sum will be ...
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