The elements of Euclid for the use of schools and colleges : books I., II., III. (1876)
Todhunter, I. (Isaac), 1820-1884 · Toronto : Copp, Clark · leaf 30
rom the centre F, o the distance FD, ■scribe the circle )KL. [Post. a. nun the centre G, at the distance GH, describe the circleLI\, cuttii:;j the former circle at A. Ilia /./•, KG. The triangle KFG sh:ill have its sides ^ii: i tu tiie three straight lines A, B, C.iiecausc the point / is tlie… … (Jll\^ eijual to (JK.lint Gil is equal tu C.I lien, foro GK is eiiual to C.And FG is equal to B. Therefore the three straig-itto the three A, B, C. Wherefore the trian<ili- KF. FG, GK eqm, A, B, C. Q.E.F. [ cjlaitlon 1). {nvxtructi-^ri. [Aximv. 1 [, oiislrnciittii lines ///% l(J, GK are equal I\…
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