The Connexion of Number And Magnitude An Attempt to Explain the Fifth book of E
The Connexion of Number And Magnitude An Attempt to Explain the Fifth book of E
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The defect may be remedied (we take the square as an instance) in two ways.
1. Write all definitions in the following manner. To define a square, for example, " If it be possible to construct a plane figure having four equal sides and one right angle, let that figure be called a square. " 2. Omit the definition of a square, head the 46th proposition of the first book as follows.
" Theorem. On a given straight line, a four-sided figure can be constructed which shall have all its sides equal to t...he given straight line, and all its angles right angles. " Having demonstrated this, add the following definition : Let the figure so constructed be called a square.
We have shewn that all sets of four magnitudes, A and B of one kind, P and Q both of the same kind with the first, or both of one other kind, can be divided into three classes.
1. Those in which simultaneous assertions on wA and w B, and on mP and nQ, are all (for all values of m and n) either ascending or stationary.
2. Those in which they are all stationary.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
The defect may be remedied (we take the square as an instance) in two ways.
1. Write all definitions in the following manner. To define a square, for example, " If it be possible to construct a plane figure having four equal sides and one right angle, let that figure be called a square. " 2. Omit the definition of a square, head the 46th proposition of the first book as follows.
" Theorem. On a given straight line, a four-sided figure can be constructed which shall have all its sides equal to t...he given straight line, and all its angles right angles. " Having demonstrated this, add the following definition : Let the figure so constructed be called a square.
We have shewn that all sets of four magnitudes, A and B of one kind, P and Q both of the same kind with the first, or both of one other kind, can be divided into three classes.
1. Those in which simultaneous assertions on wA and w B, and on mP and nQ, are all (for all values of m and n) either ascending or stationary.
2. Those in which they are all stationary.
What to read after The Connexion of Number And Magnitude An Attempt to Explain the Fifth book of E?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by De Morgan Augustus to read onlineMoreLess
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