An elementary treatise on modern pure geometry (1893)
Lachlan, Robert · London, New York, Macmillan and Co. · leaf 258
o circles cutting these circles orthogonally andtouching the circles ZT,, U^, as in § 325, Ex. 2. Thus, we can in general always describe two circles which shallcut three given circles at given angles. Circles which touch three given circles. 383. The eight circles which touch three given circles… … 16 242 CONSTRUCTION OF THE CIRCLES WHICH the opposite sense. The construction of any pair may be deducedfrom the general case given in the last article, or it may be done asindicated in § 322, Ex. 5. But the simplest method is to proceedas explained below. Let us suppose the given circles to be…
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