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Page 171
... circ . OA SA . For , inscribe in the base of A the cone any regular polygon ABCD , and on this polygon as a base conceive a pyramid to be constructed having S for its vertex : this pyramid will be a G B regular pyramid , and will be ...
... circ . OA SA . For , inscribe in the base of A the cone any regular polygon ABCD , and on this polygon as a base conceive a pyramid to be constructed having S for its vertex : this pyramid will be a G B regular pyramid , and will be ...
Page 172
... circ . Kl = 1 ( circ . OA + circ . CD ) ; therefore , the convex surface of a frustum of a cone is equal to its side multi- plied by the circumference of a section at equal distances from the two bases . Scholium . If a line AD , lying ...
... circ . Kl = 1 ( circ . OA + circ . CD ) ; therefore , the convex surface of a frustum of a cone is equal to its side multi- plied by the circumference of a section at equal distances from the two bases . Scholium . If a line AD , lying ...
Page 176
... of the inscribed circle ( Book V. Prop . II . ) . Now , the sur- face described in the revolution by any one side of the regular polygon , as DE , has D C N F E B K M HNL O P 04 A been shown to be equal to DEx circ . NM 176 GEOMETRY .
... of the inscribed circle ( Book V. Prop . II . ) . Now , the sur- face described in the revolution by any one side of the regular polygon , as DE , has D C N F E B K M HNL O P 04 A been shown to be equal to DEx circ . NM 176 GEOMETRY .
Page 177
... circ . ON : circ . NM ; hence EDx circ . NM = HI × circ . ON ; and since the same may be shown for each of the other sides , it is plain that the surface described by the entire perimeter is equal to ( FH + HI + IP + PQ + QA ) × circ ON = ...
... circ . ON : circ . NM ; hence EDx circ . NM = HI × circ . ON ; and since the same may be shown for each of the other sides , it is plain that the surface described by the entire perimeter is equal to ( FH + HI + IP + PQ + QA ) × circ ON = ...
Page 178
... circ . OF ( Prop . IX . Cor . ) . But when the number of sides of the polygon is indefinitely increased , BC + CD , becomes the arc BCD , OF becomes equal to OA , and the surface described by BC + CD , becomes the surface of the zone D ...
... circ . OF ( Prop . IX . Cor . ) . But when the number of sides of the polygon is indefinitely increased , BC + CD , becomes the arc BCD , OF becomes equal to OA , and the surface described by BC + CD , becomes the surface of the zone D ...
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