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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 85

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e are greater thanthe third side, [I. 20. therefore EM, MD are greaterthan ED. But^71/is equal ioAM;\l.Dif.l5.therefore AM, MD are greaterthan ED, that is, AD {?, greater than ED. Again, because EM is equalto FM, and MDis, common to the twotriangles EMD, FMD ; the two sides EM, MD are equal to the… … BOOK in. 8. 81 Therefore DA is the greatest, and DE greater than DF,and DF greater than DC. Again, because MK., KD are greater tliaii MD, [I. 20.and MK is equal to MG, [[. Definition 15. the remainder KD is greater than the rennnnder GD,that is, GD is less than KD. And because MLD is a tiiangle,…

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