Elements of Geometry
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Since the parallelopipedoa is a solid com- posed of six planes, whose opposite faces are equal and parallel, it follows that any face and its opposite ma}- be taken for the bases of the parallelopipedon.
Scholium. Having given three right lines, AT3, AE, AD, passing through the same point A, and making with each other any given angles, we may construct on iliom a parallelopipedon. It is only necessarj- to draw through the extremity of each line, a plane parallel to the ]ilane of the other two l...ines : that is, through the point B, a plane parallel to DAE ; and through the point D, a plane paral- lel to BAE ; and through the point E, a plane parallel to BAD. The mutual intersection of these planes will form the required parallelopipedon.
Peoposition III. — Theorem.
The diagonals of a parallelopipedon mutually divide each other into two equal parts.
Fur, let the diagonals EC, AG be drawn : since AE is equal and parallel to CG, the figure AEGC is a parallel- ogram. Hence, the diagonals EC and AG of this parallelogram divide each other into two equal parts.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Since the parallelopipedoa is a solid com- posed of six planes, whose opposite faces are equal and parallel, it follows that any face and its opposite ma}- be taken for the bases of the parallelopipedon.
Scholium. Having given three right lines, AT3, AE, AD, passing through the same point A, and making with each other any given angles, we may construct on iliom a parallelopipedon. It is only necessarj- to draw through the extremity of each line, a plane parallel to the ]ilane of the other two l...ines : that is, through the point B, a plane parallel to DAE ; and through the point D, a plane paral- lel to BAE ; and through the point E, a plane parallel to BAD. The mutual intersection of these planes will form the required parallelopipedon.
Peoposition III. — Theorem.
The diagonals of a parallelopipedon mutually divide each other into two equal parts.
Fur, let the diagonals EC, AG be drawn : since AE is equal and parallel to CG, the figure AEGC is a parallel- ogram. Hence, the diagonals EC and AG of this parallelogram divide each other into two equal parts.
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You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by A M Adrien Marie Legendre to read onlineMoreLess
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