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P P^y the same continued product has the direction of a - c, but not that of B - A. In each of these three cases, therefore, the pro- duct /3a7 is constructed by|i vector, which has the same direction as the segments of the finite straight line on which the three points A B c are situated, some two of them being at its extremi- ties, and the third being in some intermediate position ; and in each case, the solid under the whole line and its two segments has the same numerical expression as the ...length of the productr line. But it must again be observed that the direction thus as- signed to this product-line appears to be peculiar to the present calctduSf or to its modes of geometrical interpretation.
200. Again, if we suppose that abcd is, as in figures 27 and 28, a quadrilateral inscribed in a circle, then because, with the significations of the letters in those figures, we have (see 132), it follows that the continued product, 7a/3 = (D-c)(c-B)(B-A), is constructed by a line which has its direction opposite to that of S, and therefore similar to that of a - d in fig.
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P P^y the same continued product has the direction of a - c, but not that of B - A. In each of these three cases, therefore, the pro- duct /3a7 is constructed by|i vector, which has the same direction as the segments of the finite straight line on which the three points A B c are situated, some two of them being at its extremi- ties, and the third being in some intermediate position ; and in each case, the solid under the whole line and its two segments has the same numerical expression as the ...length of the productr line. But it must again be observed that the direction thus as- signed to this product-line appears to be peculiar to the present calctduSf or to its modes of geometrical interpretation.
200. Again, if we suppose that abcd is, as in figures 27 and 28, a quadrilateral inscribed in a circle, then because, with the significations of the letters in those figures, we have (see 132), it follows that the continued product, 7a/3 = (D-c)(c-B)(B-A), is constructed by a line which has its direction opposite to that of S, and therefore similar to that of a - d in fig.
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