 | Euclid, James Thomson - 1837 - 390 Seiten
...And (VI. 2.) because HE is parallel to KC, one of the sides of the triangle DKC, as CE: ED:.KH:HD; but KH is equal to BG, and HD to GF ; therefore, as CE : ED : : BG : GF. Again, (VI. 2.) because FD is parallel to EG, as ED : DA : : GF : FA. But it has... | |
 | Andrew Bell - 1837 - 240 Seiten
...because HE is parallel to KC, one of the sides of the triangle DKC, as CE to ED, so is KH to HD (VI. 2). But KH is equal to BG, and HD to GF ; therefore, as CE to ED, so is BG to G/. GF. Again, because FD is parallel to EG, one of the sides of the triangle AGE,... | |
 | Robert Simson - 1838 - 434 Seiten
...HE is parallel to KC, A one of the sides of the triangle DKC, as CE to ED, so is (2. 6.) KH to HD: but KH is equal to BG, and HD to GF ; therefore as CE to ED, so is BG to GF ; again, because FD is parallel to EG, one of the sides of the triangle AGE,... | |
 | Euclides - 1845
...HE is parallel to KC, one of the sides of the triangle DKC, as CE to ED, so is KH to HD : (vi. 2.) but KH is equal to BG, and HD to GF; therefore, as CE to ED, so is BG to GF: (v. 7-) again, because FD is parallel to GE, one of the sides 9? the triangle... | |
 | Euclid - 1845 - 199 Seiten
...figures FH, /" HB is a parallelogram: wherefore J: _: ^ t 34. i. DH is equalf to FG, and HK to GB: ^ but KH is equal to BG, and HD to GF; therefore, as CE to ED ||, so is BG to GF : n 7. 5. Again, because FD is parallel to GE, one of the sides of the triangle... | |
 | Euclides - 1845 - 382 Seiten
...(VI. 2) because HE is parallel to KC, one of the sides of the triangle DKC, as CE : ED : : KH : HD ; but KH is equal to BG, and HD to GF; therefore, as CE : ED :: BG : GF. Again, (VI. 2) because FD is parallel to EG, as ED : DA :: GF : FA. But it has been... | |
 | Euclides - 1853 - 147 Seiten
...because he is parallel to kc, one of the sides of the triangle dkc, as ce to ed, so is (vi. 2) kh to hd : but kh is equal to bg, and hd to gf; therefore, as ce to ed, so is bg to gf. Again, because fd is parallel to eg, one of the sides of the triangle age, as... | |
 | Euclides - 1855
...because HE is parallel to KC, one of the sides of the triangle DKC, as CE is to ED, so is KH to HD (c) : but KH is equal to BG, and HD to GF ; therefore, as CE is to ED, so is BG to GF: again, because FD is parallel to EG, one of the sides of the triangle AGE, as ED is... | |
 | Eucleides - 1860
...because HE is parallel to KC, one of the sides of the triangle DKC, as CE is to ED, so is KH to HD (c) : but KH is equal to BG, and HD to GF ; therefore, as CE is to ED, so is BG to GF : again, because FD is parallel to EG, one of the sides of the triangle AGE, as ED is... | |
 | Robert Potts - 1860 - 361 Seiten
...because HE is parallel to KC, one of the sides of the triangle 3 DKC, as CEto ED, so is KHto HD: (vi. 2.) but KH is equal to BG, and HD to GF; therefore, as CE is to ED, so is BG to GF: (V. 7.) again, because FD is parallel to GE, one of the sides of the triangle AGE,... | |
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