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... some of more importance and use than others in the geometry requifite to the necef- fary mechanic arts , and useful reputable fciences , now exercised and cultivated amongst the feveral nations of Europe . The feventh , eighth , and ...
... some of more importance and use than others in the geometry requifite to the necef- fary mechanic arts , and useful reputable fciences , now exercised and cultivated amongst the feveral nations of Europe . The feventh , eighth , and ...
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... Some call a right line the.fhortcft of all lines that have the fame extreme points or bounds ; others , that it is that line whose parts all tend the fame way , or lie in the fame direction , or of which no point in it is raised or ...
... Some call a right line the.fhortcft of all lines that have the fame extreme points or bounds ; others , that it is that line whose parts all tend the fame way , or lie in the fame direction , or of which no point in it is raised or ...
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... Some call parallels right lines thofe in one plane , neither inclining nor reclining , but having all the perpendiculars equal , that are drawn from the points of either of the lines to the other line .--- Others call them equidifant ...
... Some call parallels right lines thofe in one plane , neither inclining nor reclining , but having all the perpendiculars equal , that are drawn from the points of either of the lines to the other line .--- Others call them equidifant ...
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... Some , for want of making a difference between a geo- metrical congruency and a mechanical one ; that is , between an intellectual or mental one , and an actual fenfual one made with the hands and the eyes ; have taken occafion to find ...
... Some , for want of making a difference between a geo- metrical congruency and a mechanical one ; that is , between an intellectual or mental one , and an actual fenfual one made with the hands and the eyes ; have taken occafion to find ...
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... Some think this propofition too felf evident to require a demonftration . But Euclid thought the feweft axioms , or in- demonftrable propofitions was beft ; and therefore has every where given demonflration when he could . PROP . XXI ...
... Some think this propofition too felf evident to require a demonftration . But Euclid thought the feweft axioms , or in- demonftrable propofitions was beft ; and therefore has every where given demonflration when he could . PROP . XXI ...
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Page 247 - If two triangles have one angle of the one equal to one angle of the other and the sides about these equal angles proportional, the triangles are similar.
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Page 32 - Let the straight line EF, which falls upon the two straight lines AB, CD, make the alternate angles AEF, EFD equal to one another; AB is parallel to CD.
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