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ABC is a A in which BC 2 = AB 2 + AC 2 . To prove that L A is a rt. /_.
Construction. Make a rt. L D and cut off DE = AB, DF = AC Join EF.
BC 2 = AB 2 + AC 2 (Hyp. ) = DE 2 -f DF 2 = EF 2 (V D is a rt. /_). (1113, p. 122. ) .. BC = EF.
IAB - DE, AC- DF, BC = EF, . '. L A = L D. (14, p. 22. ) . '. L A is a rt. L.
128 THEORETICAL GEOMETRY BOOK II 84. Exercises 1. The sides of a A are 3 in. , 4 in. And 5 in. Prove that it is a rt. - L. D A.
2. The sides of a A are 13 mm. , 84 mm. And 85 mm. Prove ...that it is a rt. - L d A.
3. In the quadrilateral ABCD, AB 2 -f CD 2 = BC 2 + AD 2 . Prove that the diagonals AC, BD cut at rt. L. S.
4. If the sq. On one side of a A be less than the sum of. The squares on the other two sides, the L contained by these sides is an acute L . (Converse of 83, Ex. 28. ) 5. State and prove a converse of 83, Ex. 29.
6. Using a tape-measure, or a knotted cord, and Ex. 1, draw a st. Line at rt. L s to a given st. Line.
7. Show that, if the sides of a A are represented by m?
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
ABC is a A in which BC 2 = AB 2 + AC 2 . To prove that L A is a rt. /_.
Construction. Make a rt. L D and cut off DE = AB, DF = AC Join EF.
BC 2 = AB 2 + AC 2 (Hyp. ) = DE 2 -f DF 2 = EF 2 (V D is a rt. /_). (1113, p. 122. ) .. BC = EF.
IAB - DE, AC- DF, BC = EF, . '. L A = L D. (14, p. 22. ) . '. L A is a rt. L.
128 THEORETICAL GEOMETRY BOOK II 84. Exercises 1. The sides of a A are 3 in. , 4 in. And 5 in. Prove that it is a rt. - L. D A.
2. The sides of a A are 13 mm. , 84 mm. And 85 mm. Prove ...that it is a rt. - L d A.
3. In the quadrilateral ABCD, AB 2 -f CD 2 = BC 2 + AD 2 . Prove that the diagonals AC, BD cut at rt. L. S.
4. If the sq. On one side of a A be less than the sum of. The squares on the other two sides, the L contained by these sides is an acute L . (Converse of 83, Ex. 28. ) 5. State and prove a converse of 83, Ex. 29.
6. Using a tape-measure, or a knotted cord, and Ex. 1, draw a st. Line at rt. L s to a given st. Line.
7. Show that, if the sides of a A are represented by m?
What to read after The Ontario High School Geometry Theoretical?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Alexander H Mcdougall to read onlineMoreLess
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