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Geometry for schools : theoretical (1904)

Baker, Alfred, 1848-1942 · Toronto : W.J. Gage · leaf 216

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212 Geometry. Proposition II. Theorem. Two similar polygons may be so placed thatthe lines joining corresponding angular pointsare concurrent. … A Let ABODE, ABCDE be two similar polygons, andlet ABCDE be so placed that AB is |1 to AB, and BCII to BC. Then the lines joining A and A, B a7id B, ..., areconcurrent. Since the polygons are equiangular, CD, DE andEA are || to CD, DE, EA respectively. Join AA, BB and let them meet, if necessary…

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