S3. If an ordinate be drawn to a second diameter of opposite hyperbolas : the square of this second diameter is to the square of the conjugate diameter, as the sum of the squares of half the second diameter, and the part of it between the ordinate and... Elements of the Conic Sections - Page 194by Robert Simson - 1817 - 253 pagesFull view - About this book
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