Encyclopædia Britannica: Or, A Dictionary of Arts, Sciences, and Miscellaneous Literature, 1. köide,2. osaColin Macfarquhar, George Gleig A. Bell and C. Macfarquhar, 1797 |
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Page 406
... equal to the difference of the third and fourth , the quantities are called arithmetical proportionals . Cor . Three quantities may be arithmetically propor- tional , by fuppofing the two middle terms of the four to be equal . Prop In ...
... equal to the difference of the third and fourth , the quantities are called arithmetical proportionals . Cor . Three quantities may be arithmetically propor- tional , by fuppofing the two middle terms of the four to be equal . Prop In ...
Page 407
... equal , equal ; and if lefs , lefs . Prop . III . If four quantities are proportionals , they will also be proportionals when taken alternately or in- verfely , or by compofition , or by divifion , or by con- verfion . See Def . 13. 14 ...
... equal , equal ; and if lefs , lefs . Prop . III . If four quantities are proportionals , they will also be proportionals when taken alternately or in- verfely , or by compofition , or by divifion , or by con- verfion . See Def . 13. 14 ...
Page 439
... equal parts ( according to which AB and AE are fuppofed to be laid down ) and equal to 6 , then PM , Pin , being taken from the fame fcale , each equal to 1-2.73 , will give the points of the curve 2 M , » . In like manner , if x = —y ...
... equal parts ( according to which AB and AE are fuppofed to be laid down ) and equal to 6 , then PM , Pin , being taken from the fame fcale , each equal to 1-2.73 , will give the points of the curve 2 M , » . In like manner , if x = —y ...
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