coration, an excellent oppor-tunity is now afforded. (Kotrespotttience. Sir,—In No 54, Query 8, a correspondentwishes to know how to cut the circumferenceof a large circle, a portion equal in length to thecircumference of a smaller circle. I enclose thefollowing solution, which I believe will… … Construction :—Let the circle a b c d beanysize; set the radius of the smaller circle fromD to L ; then, with the same radius d l, describetlie semicircle D E F; then erect the perpen-dicular K E, join F E, and produce it to c ; thenshall the perimeter of the arc d g be equal tothe arc d e of the…
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