Exercises on Euclid and in modern geometry for the use of schools, private students, and junior university students (1881)
McDowell, James L · Cambridge, Deighton, Bell, and Co. · leaf 118
Fig. i, Cor.), and therefore CD is perpendicular to a diameter through itsextremity F. Therefore fill. I . I r. CD touches the circle. Next (Kg : Let AB produced meet CD in G. Me GFsuch that CF: GAy which is a given rectangle. The circle … Fig. 2. dug through the points A3 B, F is clearly the required circleL 57). N.B. If GF be taken in the direction GC equal to GF it isevident that the circle through A, B and F, will also touch CD atthe point F. Hence, in general^ two circles can be described through twogiven points on the same side…
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