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27 Prop . 26 Prop . 33 30 Prop . 4 Prop . 5 34 28 288280 15 29 55 11 Book IV . Cor . of 5 Cor . of 11 31 Cor . 2.18 6 12 35 & 3 . 8 10 36 Book IV . 13 37 Cor . 2. of 2 14 3 38 Cor . 2. of 2 35 28 15 4 2 36 30 Cor . 1 . & 2 .
27 Prop . 26 Prop . 33 30 Prop . 4 Prop . 5 34 28 288280 15 29 55 11 Book IV . Cor . of 5 Cor . of 11 31 Cor . 2.18 6 12 35 & 3 . 8 10 36 Book IV . 13 37 Cor . 2. of 2 14 3 38 Cor . 2. of 2 35 28 15 4 2 36 30 Cor . 1 . & 2 .
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Now , since ACD is a straight line , the angle FCD will be a right angle ( Prop . I. Cor . 1. ) ; and since ACE is a straight line , the angle FCE will likewise be a right angle . Hence , the angle FCD is equal to the angle FCE ( Ax ...
Now , since ACD is a straight line , the angle FCD will be a right angle ( Prop . I. Cor . 1. ) ; and since ACE is a straight line , the angle FCE will likewise be a right angle . Hence , the angle FCD is equal to the angle FCE ( Ax ...
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triangle GAC is equal to DEF , since , by construction , they have an equal angle in each , contained by equal sides , ( Prop . V. ) ; therefore CG is equal to EF . Now , there may be three cases in the proposition , according as the ...
triangle GAC is equal to DEF , since , by construction , they have an equal angle in each , contained by equal sides , ( Prop . V. ) ; therefore CG is equal to EF . Now , there may be three cases in the proposition , according as the ...
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... B and the side BC common : therefore , the two triangles , BDC , BAC , have two sides and the included angle in the one , equal to two sides and the included angle in the other , each to each : hence they are equal ( Prop . V. ) .
... B and the side BC common : therefore , the two triangles , BDC , BAC , have two sides and the included angle in the one , equal to two sides and the included angle in the other , each to each : hence they are equal ( Prop . V. ) .
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But if the adja- cent angles BCA , BCF , are together equal to two right angles , ACF must be a straight line ( Prop . III . ) : from whence it fol- lows , that between the same two points , A and F , two straight lines can be drawn ...
But if the adja- cent angles BCA , BCF , are together equal to two right angles , ACF must be a straight line ( Prop . III . ) : from whence it fol- lows , that between the same two points , A and F , two straight lines can be drawn ...
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| Title | Elements of Geometry and Trigonometry |
| Author | Adrien Marie Legendre |
| Editor | Charles Davies |
| Translated by | David Brewster |
| Edition | 4 |
| Publisher | A.S. Barnes and Company, 1834 |
| Original from | the University of California |
| Digitized | 14 Oct 2010 |
| Length | 359 pages |
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