But these two angles are (Defin. 3.) the angles of inclination of the two planes. Therefore the two planes make angles with each other, which are together equal to two right angles. Elements of Geometry - Page 125by abbé Rossignol (Jean-Joseph) - 1787 - 162 pagesFull view - About this book
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