... and passing through/'. Two solutions are generally possible.] 3. Shew that all sections of a right cone, made by planes parallel to tangent planes of the cone, are parabolas, and that the foci lie on a cone having with the first a common vertex and... The Cone and Its Sections Treated Geometrically - Page 139by S. A. Renshaw - 1875 - 148 pagesFull view - About this book
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