entres, and with anyradius, describe arcs intersecting each other inE; from the same centres a and b, with anyradius less than the former, describe arcscutting each other in n. Through e and ddraw E c, which will divide A b into two equalparts. PROBLEM II. To divide a given arc, b a, into two equal… … Obs.—Bisect, bisection, are derived from theLatin words, bis, twice, and seco, to cut. Tobisect is to divide into two equal parts, and suchdivision is called a bisection. {To be continued.) Singular Method of Building PractisedBY THE Moors.—Temple, in his Excursionsin the Mediterranean, gives the…
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