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Descriptive geometry (1918)

Kenison, Ervin, Bradley, Harry Cyrus, 1871-1936 · New York : The Macmillan Company · leaf 214

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the base of the cone. The trace HQ passes throughthe i?-trace, sx, of B. For a second result, from tx draw VTtangent to the base of the cone. Since VT does not intersect XIX, § 162] TANGENT PLANES 193 GL within reach, an auxiliary line is needed to locate HT.But VT is so nearly parallel to GL that… … Fig. 281 element of tangency, which must lie in the plane T. Hencethe //-trace, s2, of E lies in JIT, which is now determined by s2and the //-trace, su of B. Case II. The base of the cone does vot lie in. II or V(Fig. 281). The base of the given cone lies in the plane X,perpendicular to V. The…

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