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... SPHERICAL POLYGONS AND SPHERICAL PYRAMIDS . DEFINITIONS . 587. A spherical polygon is a portion of the surface of a sphere bounded by three or more arcs of great circles ; as ABCD . The bounding arcs are called the sides of the spherical ...
... SPHERICAL POLYGONS AND SPHERICAL PYRAMIDS . DEFINITIONS . 587. A spherical polygon is a portion of the surface of a sphere bounded by three or more arcs of great circles ; as ABCD . The bounding arcs are called the sides of the spherical ...
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... polygon form a polyedral angle , O - ABCD , whose face AOB , BOC , etc. , are measured by arcs AB , BC , etc. , respectively . A spherical polygon is called convex when the ... spherical polygons , on the same or equal THE SPHERE . 337.
... polygon form a polyedral angle , O - ABCD , whose face AOB , BOC , etc. , are measured by arcs AB , BC , etc. , respectively . A spherical polygon is called convex when the ... spherical polygons , on the same or equal THE SPHERE . 337.
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... spherical polygon ABCD . To Prove AB + BC + CD + DA < 360 ° . ( By 458 , sum of AOB , BOC , COD , and DOA is << 360 ° . ) PROP . XX . THEOREM . 596. The sum of the angles of a spherical triangle is greater than two , and less than six ...
... spherical polygon ABCD . To Prove AB + BC + CD + DA < 360 ° . ( By 458 , sum of AOB , BOC , COD , and DOA is << 360 ° . ) PROP . XX . THEOREM . 596. The sum of the angles of a spherical triangle is greater than two , and less than six ...
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... spherical △ PAB and P'A'B ' are symmetrical . But spherical △ PAB is isosceles . In like manner , .. △ PAB = △ P ... polygon of n sides is greater than 2 n − 4 , and less than 2 n , right angles . - 6. The arc of a great circle drawn ...
... spherical △ PAB and P'A'B ' are symmetrical . But spherical △ PAB is isosceles . In like manner , .. △ PAB = △ P ... polygon of n sides is greater than 2 n − 4 , and less than 2 n , right angles . - 6. The arc of a great circle drawn ...
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... spherical polygon is equal to the sum of its angles , diminished by as many times two right angles as the figure has sides less two , multiplied by the area of a tri- rectangular triangle . Given K the area of any spherical polygon ...
... spherical polygon is equal to the sum of its angles , diminished by as many times two right angles as the figure has sides less two , multiplied by the area of a tri- rectangular triangle . Given K the area of any spherical polygon ...
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ABCD Algebra altitude approaches the limit area ABC axis bisecting centre cents circle circular cone circular cylinder circumference circumscribed cone of revolution conical surface convex polyedron cube cylinder of revolution diameter diedral angle distance Draw lines entire surface equal parts occur equal spheres equally distant Find the area Find the volume frustum Geometry Given line given point homologous inscribed intersection lateral area lateral edges lateral faces lateral surface line drawn lune O-ABC parallel planes perimeter perpendicular plane determined Plane Geometry plane MN pole polyedral angle proof is left PROP Prove pupil radii radius rectangular parallelopiped regular polygon respectively sector sides slant height solid Solid Geometry spherical angle spherical polygon spherical pyramid spherical triangle straight line tangent tetraedron THEOREM total surface tri-rectangular triangular prism triedral vertex vertices Wells's Whence