Elements of Geometry;: Containing the First Six Books of Euclid, with a Supplement on the Quadrature of the Circle and the Geometry of Solids; to which are Added, Elements of Plane and Spherical Trigonometry |
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... angle , nor that the equal fides are oppofite to equal angles , nor , laftly , that things equal to the fame thing are equal to one another ? By a fcientific mind this information will not be thought lightly of ; and it is exactly that ...
... angle , nor that the equal fides are oppofite to equal angles , nor , laftly , that things equal to the fame thing are equal to one another ? By a fcientific mind this information will not be thought lightly of ; and it is exactly that ...
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... equal , but its angles are not right angles . 00 XXVIII . A rhomboid , is that which has its oppofite fides equal to one another , but all its fides are not equal , nor its angles right angles . XXIX . All other four fided figures ...
... equal , but its angles are not right angles . 00 XXVIII . A rhomboid , is that which has its oppofite fides equal to one another , but all its fides are not equal , nor its angles right angles . XXIX . All other four fided figures ...
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... equal to two fides of the other , each to each ; and have likewife the angles contained by those fides equal to one another ; their bafes , or third fides , shall be equal ; and the two triangles fhall be equal ; and their other angles ...
... equal to two fides of the other , each to each ; and have likewife the angles contained by those fides equal to one another ; their bafes , or third fides , shall be equal ; and the two triangles fhall be equal ; and their other angles ...
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... equal , and their other angles , to which Book I. the equal fides are oppofite , fhall be equal , each to each . Which was to be demonftrated . PROP . V. THEOR . TH HE angles at the bafe of an Ifofceles triangle N. are equal to one ...
... equal , and their other angles , to which Book I. the equal fides are oppofite , fhall be equal , each to each . Which was to be demonftrated . PROP . V. THEOR . TH HE angles at the bafe of an Ifofceles triangle N. are equal to one ...
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... angle ABC is therefore equal to the remaining angle ACB , which are the angles at the base of the triangle ABC : And it has alfo been proved , that the angle FBC is equal to the angle GCB , which are the angles upon the other fide of ...
... angle ABC is therefore equal to the remaining angle ACB , which are the angles at the base of the triangle ABC : And it has alfo been proved , that the angle FBC is equal to the angle GCB , which are the angles upon the other fide of ...
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