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Mathematical recreations and essays (1914)

Ball, W. W. Rouse (Walter William Rouse), 1850-1925 · London, Macmillan · leaf 338

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he Proposition. Thedifficulties connected with the subject of parallelism led tovarious attempts to prove the proposition directly and thenceto deduce some property of parallelism equivalent to Euclidspostulate. Substantially this was the method used by Thalesand Pascal. I will mention one or two… … H of a vector. Let ABC be any triangle. Suppose we havea rod A L placed along AB with one end dX A. If we rotateit clockwise round ^ as a pivot through the angle BAO itwill move from AL to AK. It will make no difference if wenow slide the rod along AK ^o that the end moves from A * See A. Cayley,…

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