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... let LN meet DE in N ; and , because the point L is in the parabola , CL is ( 1. 1. ) equal to LM ; and , accord- ing to the hypothesis , CD is equal to DE ; and , C be- ing the centre of the circle , CL is equal to CD : there- fore LM ...
... let LN meet DE in N ; and , because the point L is in the parabola , CL is ( 1. 1. ) equal to LM ; and , accord- ing to the hypothesis , CD is equal to DE ; and , C be- ing the centre of the circle , CL is equal to CD : there- fore LM ...
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... let CM meet the directrix in M , and draw MN parallel to the axis BC : then , because the angles PCM , CMN are together less than two right angles , for each of them is less than one right angle , the straight lines CP , MN meet each other ...
... let CM meet the directrix in M , and draw MN parallel to the axis BC : then , because the angles PCM , CMN are together less than two right angles , for each of them is less than one right angle , the straight lines CP , MN meet each other ...
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Robert Simson. Next , let the point Q be without the parabola , and draw QR at right angles to the directrix : QC drawn to the focus is greater than QR . Let QC meet the para- bola in O , and draw OM parallel to QR , and join QM ...
Robert Simson. Next , let the point Q be without the parabola , and draw QR at right angles to the directrix : QC drawn to the focus is greater than QR . Let QC meet the para- bola in O , and draw OM parallel to QR , and join QM ...
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... let it meet the directrix in A ; and , making Af equal to AF , through f draw fe parallel to the diameter FE , and let fe meet EG in e ; the point e will be in the para- bola . There are two cases . ( Fig . 3. ) The one is that in ...
... let it meet the directrix in A ; and , making Af equal to AF , through f draw fe parallel to the diameter FE , and let fe meet EG in e ; the point e will be in the para- bola . There are two cases . ( Fig . 3. ) The one is that in ...
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... meeting the directrix in A ; if the seg- ment of the perpendicular intercepted between the focus and the straight ... let FE meet LG in E : and the square of AF being equal to the rectangle CAH , AF touches the circle in F ; and ...
... meeting the directrix in A ; if the seg- ment of the perpendicular intercepted between the focus and the straight ... let FE meet LG in E : and the square of AF being equal to the rectangle CAH , AF touches the circle in F ; and ...
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abscissa bola centre common section cone Conic Sections conical surface conjugate diameters conjugate hyperbolas consequently diam directrix drawn parallel Elem equiangular excess foci focus given in position greater axis half the second hyper hyperbola fig intercepted join latus rectum let it meet line be drawn lines ordinately applied lipsis meet the hyperbola meeting the asymptotes opposite hyperbolas parallelogram passes perbola perpendicular plane point D point G point of contact PROP proportionals rectangle AMB rectangle contained right angles second axis second diameter conjugate segments semidiameter square of CB straight line AE straight line drawn straight line parallel straight line touching straight lines ordinately tangent tangle THEOR touches the ellipsis touches the hyperbola touches the parabola transverse diameter triangle vertex vertices
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Page 109 - If from any point G of the Inperbola there is drawn a right line parallel to the transverse axis A a, meeting the second axis in N ; the square of the second axis shall be, to the square of the transverse, as the sum of the squares of the halt...
Page 7 - EF is equal to the length of the string FGC : take away the common part FG, and the remainder EG will be equal to the remainder GC. COROLLARY. »Hence that segment of the axis which is intercepted between the focus and the directrix, is bisected in the vertex of the axis. Thus CB is bisected in H. PROP. II. THEOR. If the distance of any point from the focus of a parabola be equal to the: perpendicular drawn from the same point to the directrix, that point is in the parabola.
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Page 77 - The squares of straight lines ordinately applied to the same diameter, are to one another as the rectangles contained by the segments of that diameter, as was demonstrated (1.