Hatton, Richard G · London, Chapman & Hall ld. · leaf 256
If not, we have to find the exact size of the semi-circle. By M.P.i we can find the size on the G.L. ofthe span. The span is the diameter of the semicircle. Solving Problems 221 We therefore readily complete it by the method seenin Fig. 165. Question 10 (April, 1901). Diagram Q. 10 give& a… … iCiG. 166 —Diagram Q. 10. line to represent a man, equal in height to the nearest edgeof the cottage door, which is assumed to he Q feet. Findalso the height of the tree stamdimg at point B. (8 marks.) Apparently the house vanishes to C.V. This isevident from the short side of door-step,…
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