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Elements of geometry : containing books I to III (1886)

Smith, J. Hamblin · Toronto : W.J. Gage · leaf 129

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, such thatit shall be equal to OA. Let this line be 00. xVien A andC are the only points in PQ, which are on tLo circumLxenceof the circle. B. E. n. I22 JACIIDS EII-.MIMS. [Book lit Def. U. The portion AG of the secant JQ, intercepted l>ythe circle, is called a Chord. Dkf. III. The two… … Def. IV. The two 6gures into wh!ch a chord divides the circle.as ABC and ADC, that is, flie figures, of which the boun-daries are respectively the arc ABC and the chord AC, andthe arc ADC and the chord AC, are called Segments of tie-circle. Def. V. The figure A.OCD, whose boundaries are two…

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