Garden Design in Theory And Practice
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This is sometimes expressed by saying that the area of a triangle is equal to its base multiplied by half the perpendicular in the example this is 6 X 2 =12. But seldom does one meet with convenient rectangular figures, and surveys generally deal in variously shaped triangles. The principle is, however, the same, although a perpendicular may have to be set up from base to apex. See Diagram 30, where the perpendicular, of which half the height is to be used, is set up either within or without th...e figure. By means of triangles the area of any complicated figure can be built up to its total. A five-sided figure may be reduced to a 104 GARDEN DESIGN *"*> DIAGRAM 30.
triangle and reckoned all in one, which is quicker than taking five parts separately. Let A B C D E (Diagram 31) represent a five-sided field. Draw B E, and from A draw F parallel to B E. Draw B D, and from C draw C G parallel to B D. B F G is a triangle equal in area to A B C D E, whose area can be found in the usual manner. This method is ^ also applicable to a four-sided figure.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
This is sometimes expressed by saying that the area of a triangle is equal to its base multiplied by half the perpendicular in the example this is 6 X 2 =12. But seldom does one meet with convenient rectangular figures, and surveys generally deal in variously shaped triangles. The principle is, however, the same, although a perpendicular may have to be set up from base to apex. See Diagram 30, where the perpendicular, of which half the height is to be used, is set up either within or without th...e figure. By means of triangles the area of any complicated figure can be built up to its total. A five-sided figure may be reduced to a 104 GARDEN DESIGN *"*> DIAGRAM 30.
triangle and reckoned all in one, which is quicker than taking five parts separately. Let A B C D E (Diagram 31) represent a five-sided field. Draw B E, and from A draw F parallel to B E. Draw B D, and from C draw C G parallel to B D. B F G is a triangle equal in area to A B C D E, whose area can be found in the usual manner. This method is ^ also applicable to a four-sided figure.
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