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A first course in analytical geometry (1905)

Schmall, Charles Nelson. [from old catalog] · New York, D. Van Nostrand company · leaf 335

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Fig. 164 a Fij. 318 ANALYTICAL GEOMETRY with respect to 0, and 0 is called the pole of the pedal. Thus, withrespect to a focus, the pedal of au ellipse or hyperbola is the auxiliarycircle, and the pedal of a parabola is the tangent at the vertex. Weshall now find the pedal of a circle. … Fig. 164 cLet C be the center, radius a, and 0 any point, where OC = h.Now /o = OP = OL + LP = a + ?> cos 6. .. p = a + b cos B is the polar equation of the pedal; the curve is the Limagon alreadymentioned in this book. The limagon may be written p = -^a + hcos 6corresponding to parallel…

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