The Elements of Geometry
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He and Z C. Ex. 74. Z G and wij.
Ex. 75. 6 + /ic and Z C. ( Anal. : Let he with its extension to -Ef = ^c + &• Draw IF A. Use III. 2 a. ) Ex. 76. & + ^c- and c. /Anal. : Let Ac with its extension to ^ = Ac + &• Take -• Use III. 2. J Ex. 77. A + 6 4- c and Z A.
(Note. — If one acute angle of a right triangle is given, the other is also given. ) Construct a right triangle (right angle at C), given: Ex. 78. C and Z A. Ex. 79. C and he.
Ex. 80. C and the radius of the inscribed circle.
Ex. 81. Z A ...and the radius of the inscribed circle.
Ex. 82. A and the radius of the inscribed circle.
Ex. 83. Wc and he. (Anal. : Use VII. 4. ) Ex. 84. Z^and he.
Ex. 85. The two segments of c made by he.
Ex. 86. The two segments of c made by tc.
(Anal. : Extend tc to meet on c. Use XII. 2. ) Ex. 87. C and the distance from the vertex of Z C to a given line. Ex. 88. A-\-h and Z. A.
Ex. 89. The radius of the inscribed and the radius of the circumscribed circle.
Ex. 90. A — h and c. Ex. 91. C — a and Z A.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
He and Z C. Ex. 74. Z G and wij.
Ex. 75. 6 + /ic and Z C. ( Anal. : Let he with its extension to -Ef = ^c + &• Draw IF A. Use III. 2 a. ) Ex. 76. & + ^c- and c. /Anal. : Let Ac with its extension to ^ = Ac + &• Take -• Use III. 2. J Ex. 77. A + 6 4- c and Z A.
(Note. — If one acute angle of a right triangle is given, the other is also given. ) Construct a right triangle (right angle at C), given: Ex. 78. C and Z A. Ex. 79. C and he.
Ex. 80. C and the radius of the inscribed circle.
Ex. 81. Z A ...and the radius of the inscribed circle.
Ex. 82. A and the radius of the inscribed circle.
Ex. 83. Wc and he. (Anal. : Use VII. 4. ) Ex. 84. Z^and he.
Ex. 85. The two segments of c made by he.
Ex. 86. The two segments of c made by tc.
(Anal. : Extend tc to meet on c. Use XII. 2. ) Ex. 87. C and the distance from the vertex of Z C to a given line. Ex. 88. A-\-h and Z. A.
Ex. 89. The radius of the inscribed and the radius of the circumscribed circle.
Ex. 90. A — h and c. Ex. 91. C — a and Z A.
What to read after The Elements of Geometry?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Walter Nelson Bush to read onlineMoreLess
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