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Lectures on fundamental concepts of algebra and geometry (1911)

Young, John Wesley, 1879-1932, Denton, William Wells, Mitchell, Ulysses Grant · New York : Macmillan · leaf 157

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(Fig, 15), the two right triangles AOF and AOEare congruent, since they have the side .40 in common and 144 CONCEPTS OP ALGEBRA AND GEOMETRY their two angles at A are equal by construction. We have, therefore, AFz= AE, also 0F= OE. Similarly, the two right triangles OCD and OBD are congru-ent,… … FiQ. 16 triangles OOF and OBE are congruent; that, therefore,EB = FC. This proves, in connection with the equalityAE= AF, by addition, the equality of the two sides AOand AB (q. e. d.). In the second case (Fig. 16), if 0 is out-side the triangle ABC, we may derive in precisely the LECTURE XIII 145…

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