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... angle ACE , and there will remain the angle ACD equal to its opposite angle BCE . It may be demonstrated , in like ... ACB , BCD , & c . † These are often called vertical angles . THEOREM . 36. Two triangles are equal , when two 6 ...
... angle ACE , and there will remain the angle ACD equal to its opposite angle BCE . It may be demonstrated , in like ... ACB , BCD , & c . † These are often called vertical angles . THEOREM . 36. Two triangles are equal , when two 6 ...
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... angle BAD DAC , and that the angle BDA ADC ; therefore these two last are right angles . Hence a straight line ... ACB ( fig . 29 ) , the side AC will be equal to the side AB . For , if these sides are not equal , let AB be the greater ...
... angle BAD DAC , and that the angle BDA ADC ; therefore these two last are right angles . Hence a straight line ... ACB ( fig . 29 ) , the side AC will be equal to the side AB . For , if these sides are not equal , let AB be the greater ...
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... angles is equal to two right angles . Demonstration . Let ABC ( fig . 35 ) be the proposed triangle , Fig . 35 in which we suppose * that AB is the greatest side , and BC the least , and that , consequently , ACB is the greatest angle ...
... angles is equal to two right angles . Demonstration . Let ABC ( fig . 35 ) be the proposed triangle , Fig . 35 in which we suppose * that AB is the greatest side , and BC the least , and that , consequently , ACB is the greatest angle ...
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... ACB , and the angle KB'C ' = CAI . = It hence follows , 1. that the angle AC'B ' , designated by C ' , is composed of ... angle a less than any given term of the decreasing progression A , A , † A , & c . We may therefore suppose this ...
... ACB , and the angle KB'C ' = CAI . = It hence follows , 1. that the angle AC'B ' , designated by C ' , is composed of ... angle a less than any given term of the decreasing progression A , A , † A , & c . We may therefore suppose this ...
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... angles ACB , DCE , are to each other as 7 to 1 ; or , which amounts to the same , that the angle M , which will serve as a common meas- ure , is contained seven times in the angle ACB , and four times in the angle DCE . The partial angles ...
... angles ACB , DCE , are to each other as 7 to 1 ; or , which amounts to the same , that the angle M , which will serve as a common meas- ure , is contained seven times in the angle ACB , and four times in the angle DCE . The partial angles ...
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