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Elements of analytical geometry and the differential and integral calculus (1856)

Robinson, Horatio N. (Horatio Nelson), 1806-1867 · Cincinnati : J. Ernst · leaf 69

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3) or (5) will give us m when n isgiven ; or give us n when m is given. Scholium 3. The square root of (4) gives^^sin. (n—m)=ABy which shows the equality of two surfaces, one of which is ob-viously the rectangle of the two axes.Let us examine the other. Let n represent the angle^CB, and m the angle… … THE ELLIPSE. 61 MK=zA sin.(7j—7»),But NC=B. Whence MK-NC=^AB ^r[s.,{n—m)= the parallelogramNQPM. Four times this parallelogram is the parallelogramML, and four times the parallelogram -D (7^^ which is measuredby AB, is equal to the parallelogram HF. Hence equation (4)reveals this general truth: The…

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