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... its extremity A , towards the side on which BH is , so as to cut BH ; and thus two straight lines would enclose a space , which is impossible . Hence it follows that If two straight lines pass through 2 INTRODUCTION .
... its extremity A , towards the side on which BH is , so as to cut BH ; and thus two straight lines would enclose a space , which is impossible . Hence it follows that If two straight lines pass through 2 INTRODUCTION .
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... impossible . It is evident that Magnitudes which may be made to coincide , i.e. exactly fill the same space , are equal to one another . If two angles can be so placed that their vertices coincide and the arms of one fall along the arms ...
... impossible . It is evident that Magnitudes which may be made to coincide , i.e. exactly fill the same space , are equal to one another . If two angles can be so placed that their vertices coincide and the arms of one fall along the arms ...
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... impossible ; SO .. BC is = EF . Also the △ ABC will coincide with and is ... = A DEF , LABC will coincide with and is .. = ¿ DEF ; LACB is = LDFE . Hence the As ABC , DEF are equal in all respects . DEFINITION . An isosceles triangle ...
... impossible ; SO .. BC is = EF . Also the △ ABC will coincide with and is ... = A DEF , LABC will coincide with and is .. = ¿ DEF ; LACB is = LDFE . Hence the As ABC , DEF are equal in all respects . DEFINITION . An isosceles triangle ...
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... impossible . .. from a given point in a given straight line there cannot be drawn more than one straight line 1 to it . COR . All right angles are equal to one another . A G B H K Let ABC , GHK be two right angles , and let the ABC be ...
... impossible . .. from a given point in a given straight line there cannot be drawn more than one straight line 1 to it . COR . All right angles are equal to one another . A G B H K Let ABC , GHK be two right angles , and let the ABC be ...
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... impossible . = ( hyp . ) ... no other straight line than BD is in the same straight line with BC ; .. BD is in the same straight line with BC . PROPOSITION XI . It is always possible to draw a 2-2 RIGHT ANGLES . 19 PROPOSITION X. ...
... impossible . = ( hyp . ) ... no other straight line than BD is in the same straight line with BC ; .. BD is in the same straight line with BC . PROPOSITION XI . It is always possible to draw a 2-2 RIGHT ANGLES . 19 PROPOSITION X. ...
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| Title | Euclidian Geometry |
| Author | Francis Cuthbertson |
| Publisher | Macmillan, 1874 |
| Original from | Oxford University |
| Digitized | 8 Sep 2006 |
| Length | 349 pages |
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