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Space and geometry in the light of physiological, psychological and physical inquiry (1906)

Mach, Ernst, 1838-1916, McCormack, Thomas Joseph, 1865-1932 · Chicago The Open court publishing company; [etc., etc.] · leaf 66

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and to stand in need of modification whenthe facts are to be represented with great exactness,the law of the lever and the theorem regarding theangle-sum of a triangle have remained in as exactaccord with the facts as the inevitable errors of ex-perimenting would lead us to expect; and the… … Fig. 8. the same straight line must also have led to a veryimportant piece of geometrical knowledge. (Fig.8.) If a triangle be displaced in a plane along astraight line (without rotation), all its points, in- 60 SPACE AND GEOMETRY. eluding those of its bounding lines, will describeequal paths. The…

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