Encyclopædia Britannica: Or, A Dictionary of Arts, Sciences, and Miscellaneous Literature, 7. köide,2. osaColin Macfarquhar, George Gleig A. Bell and C. Macfarquhar, 1797 |
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Page 676
... given ; and because this likenefs confifts in the equality of their angles , and in the fides having the fame proportion to each other ( by the definitions of the 6th of Eucl . ) we are now to fhow what methods practical geometricians ...
... given ; and because this likenefs confifts in the equality of their angles , and in the fides having the fame proportion to each other ( by the definitions of the 6th of Eucl . ) we are now to fhow what methods practical geometricians ...
Page 675
... given , being the distance of the station C and ngles . D ; therefore ( by the firft cafe of oblique - angled tri- angles in trigonometry ) the fide AC will be found . Wherefore , in the right - angled triangle ABC , all the angles and ...
... given , being the distance of the station C and ngles . D ; therefore ( by the firft cafe of oblique - angled tri- angles in trigonometry ) the fide AC will be found . Wherefore , in the right - angled triangle ABC , all the angles and ...
Page 676
... given ; and becaufe this likeness confifts in the equality of their angles , and in the fides having the fame proportion to each other ( by the definitions of the 6th of Eucl . ) we are now to fhow what methods practical geometricians ...
... given ; and becaufe this likeness confifts in the equality of their angles , and in the fides having the fame proportion to each other ( by the definitions of the 6th of Eucl . ) we are now to fhow what methods practical geometricians ...
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