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Descriptive geometry (1921)

Young, George, jr, Baxter, Hubert Eugene, joint author · New York, Macmillan · leaf 80

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rc. In this way we can determine theheights of each of the required points, e, h, etc. When all thepolygons are thus rotated into position, the cup-shaped figure V, § 52] PLANE FIGURES AND SOLIDS 61 shown by the solid lines in Fig. 59 is obtained. This is thelower part of the dodecahedron. The… … Fig. 60 52. Prisms. A right prism may be defined as a solid gen-erated by the motion of a plane polygon which moves withoutrotating, in a direction perpendicular to its own plane. If thisgenerating polygon is a regular polygon, the prism is calledTegular, and the line through the center of the…

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