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), and . -. = constant, and OP . OQ, is constant (hyp. ) ; . '. The ratio of OP . OR : OP . OQ: is constant : hence the ratio of OR : OQ is constant. Let C be the centre of Y; join OC, CR, and draw QI> II to CR. Mw OR : OQ : : C]- : QD; . -. The ratio of CR : QD is constant, and CR is constant; . *. QD is constant. In like manner OD is constant ; . *. D is a given point; . *. The locus of Q is a 0, whose centre is the given point D, and whose radius is DQ.
Cor. 1. — The centre of inversion is t...he centre of similitude of the original circle Y, and its inverse.
Cor. 2. — The circle Y, its inverse, and the circle of inversion are coaxal. Por if the O Y he cut in any point by the O of inversion, the O inverse to Y will pass through that point.
Prop. 2. — If two circles^ or a line and a circle, touch each other, their inverses will also touch each other.
Dem. — If two ©s, or a line and a O touch each other, they have two consecutive points common ; hence their inverses will have two consecutive points common, and therefore they touch each other.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
), and . -. = constant, and OP . OQ, is constant (hyp. ) ; . '. The ratio of OP . OR : OP . OQ: is constant : hence the ratio of OR : OQ is constant. Let C be the centre of Y; join OC, CR, and draw QI> II to CR. Mw OR : OQ : : C]- : QD; . -. The ratio of CR : QD is constant, and CR is constant; . *. QD is constant. In like manner OD is constant ; . *. D is a given point; . *. The locus of Q is a 0, whose centre is the given point D, and whose radius is DQ.
Cor. 1. — The centre of inversion is t...he centre of similitude of the original circle Y, and its inverse.
Cor. 2. — The circle Y, its inverse, and the circle of inversion are coaxal. Por if the O Y he cut in any point by the O of inversion, the O inverse to Y will pass through that point.
Prop. 2. — If two circles^ or a line and a circle, touch each other, their inverses will also touch each other.
Dem. — If two ©s, or a line and a O touch each other, they have two consecutive points common ; hence their inverses will have two consecutive points common, and therefore they touch each other.
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