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T. Sundara Row's Geometric exercises in paper folding (1905)

Sundara Rao, T. (Tandalam), b. 1853, Beman, Wooster Woodruff, 1850-1922, Smith, David Eugene, 1860-1944 · Chicago : Open Court · leaf 24

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4 GEOMETRIC EXERCISES 8. A figure like this is called a rectangle. By superposition it is proved that (1) the four angles are right angles and all equal, (2) the four sides are not all equal. (3) but the two long sides are equal, and so also are the two short sides. 9. Now take a rectangular piece… … Fig. 5. falls upon one of the longer sides, DA' , as in Fig. 4. Then fold and remove the portion A' B'BA which overlaps. Unfolding the sheet, we find that ABCD is now square, i. e., its four angles are right angles, and all its sides are equal. 10. The crease which passes through a pair of the

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