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Elementary plane geometry : inductive and deductive / by Alfred Baker (1903)

Baker, Alfred, 1848-1942 · Toronto : Gage · leaf 117

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e equal, using thedividers; and use the set-square to determine whetherthe angles are right angles. Describe a square about a circle whose radius is IJinches. As in the previous question, test the accuracy of your construction. Draw two diameters in a circle not at right anglesto each other, and… … portions of the diagonals of thesquare, so that they intersect,as at E. Draw EF perpendicularto one of the sides. With EFas radius, describe a circle. Ifthe construction has been ac-curate the circle will touch thesides of the square. By drawing the complete diag-onals it may readily be shown, from…

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