Elementary plane geometry : inductive and deductive / by Alfred Baker (1903)
Baker, Alfred, 1848-1942 · Toronto : Gage · leaf 125
pentagon, so obtaining a star-shaped figure. Show how such a figure(called a pentagram) could be described without taking the pencilfrom the, paper. 18. Without describing a circle, construct a pentagram, the linecorresponding to AC being 3 in. Test accuracy of construction bydetermining lengths… … CHAPTER XVIII.. Reg-ular Polyg-ons (Continued). 1. To inscribe a regular hexagon in a circle; A hexagon having six sides,the angle subtended at the cen-tre of the circle by the side ofa regular hexagon inscribed inthe circle, will be i of 360= = 60\Using then the protractor, oradjusting the bevel…
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