cular where it intersectsthe circumferences. Or, begin the tri-angle at this point, and mark off twolengths of the radius, joining the ex-treme points as before ; and do this ateacii side of the perpendicular; finallyconnecting the distant extremities ofthe two sides for a base. Problem V. To… … and join the points. The four-sidedfigure called a square is thus formed. Problem VI. On a given right line,A, B, to construct a pentagon, or Jive-sided figure.
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