Elements of Geometry;: Containing the First Six Books of Euclid, with a Supplement on the Quadrature of the Circle and the Geometry of Solids; to which are Added, Elements of Plane and Spherical TrigonometryBell & Bradfute, 1804 - 440 sider |
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Side x
... folid may be conftituted , or con- ceived to exift , equal to a given folid , ( because a folid , whatever be its base , as its height may be indefinitely varied , is capable of all degrees of magnitude , from nothing upwards ) , and ...
... folid may be conftituted , or con- ceived to exift , equal to a given folid , ( because a folid , whatever be its base , as its height may be indefinitely varied , is capable of all degrees of magnitude , from nothing upwards ) , and ...
Side xi
... folid of a given mag- nitude may be conftituted , is one of thofe , by the introduction of which , the Geometry of Solids is much shortened , while all the real accuracy of the demonstrations is preferved ; and therefore , to follow ...
... folid of a given mag- nitude may be conftituted , is one of thofe , by the introduction of which , the Geometry of Solids is much shortened , while all the real accuracy of the demonstrations is preferved ; and therefore , to follow ...
Side xii
... folid with the cylinder , concludes the laft Book of the Supplement , and is a propofition that may not improperly be confidered as terminating the elementary part of Geometry . The Book of the Data has been annexed to fe- veral ...
... folid with the cylinder , concludes the laft Book of the Supplement , and is a propofition that may not improperly be confidered as terminating the elementary part of Geometry . The Book of the Data has been annexed to fe- veral ...
Side 232
... , though produced ever so far . VIII . A folid angle is an angle made by the meeting of more than two plane angles , which are not in the fame plane , in one point . PROP . Book II . Ο PROP . I. THEOR . NE 232 ELEMENTS.
... , though produced ever so far . VIII . A folid angle is an angle made by the meeting of more than two plane angles , which are not in the fame plane , in one point . PROP . Book II . Ο PROP . I. THEOR . NE 232 ELEMENTS.
Side 249
... folid angle be contained by three plane angles , any two of them are greater than the third . i Let the folid angle at A be contained by the three plane angles BAC , CAD , DAB . Any two of them are greater than the third . D If the ...
... folid angle be contained by three plane angles , any two of them are greater than the third . i Let the folid angle at A be contained by the three plane angles BAC , CAD , DAB . Any two of them are greater than the third . D If the ...
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