A Treatise On Elementary Geometry : With Appendices Containing a Collection of Exercises for Students And An Introduction to Modern Geometry.
A Treatise On Elementary Geometry : With Appendices Containing a Collection of Exercises for Students And An Introduction to Modern Geometry.
William Chauvenet
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For if two points of the in- tersection be joined by a straight line, that line must lie in both planes, by (1) ; and no point outside of this lino can be common to the two planes, by Proposition II. ; therefore the straight line in question is the line of intersection of the two planes. PERPENDICULARS AND OBLIQUE LINES TO PLANES. 6. Definition. A straight line is perpendicular to a plane when it is perpendicular to every straight line drawn in the plane through its foot ; that is, through the ...point in which it meets the plane. In the same case, the plane is said to be perpendicular to the line. PROPOSITION III.— THEOREM. 7. From a given point without a plane, one perpendicular to the plane can be drawn, and but one ; and the perpendicular is the shortest line that can be drawn from the point to the plane. Let A be the given point, and MN the plane. Consider the various lines that can be drawn from A to MN. These lines are obviously not all of the same length ; there must, then, be among them either one minimum line, or a set of equal shortest ■or lines.
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