ary problems presentedin the preceding number, we will nowturn their attention to the methods ofworking out problems with ease andaccuracy, in which the instrumentswhich were of ready use in those prob-lems might not be available, and there-fore it is necessary to be acquaintedwith the means of… … Let A B, be the length or chord ofthe segment, and C D, the height; drawthe chord line D B, at right angles towhich draw B F ; through D and par-allel to A, B, draw F, D, E ; divide F,E and A, B into any even number ofparts, say 10, connect those divisionsby the line 1 1, 2 2, 3 3, and so on.Draw…
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