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t}.lf,

is

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(fUrl.!d'''¡ 11;111.',.:1,•

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<.',

t\

uldn,;h: hotV,ug 1"'0 uf ¡'s

li..

:~s

ltltl.d

lO 0.1(' a·

nllllh.' f.

:.ml

Ihé lhird

¡iJ,'

nuC ('(¡U,

I

{l'

cidlt r

uf

(i¡un,

1)

~J lIl,1

dO

'f/ú1o

Irinll,~/(1

ilS

H,

fi:~ ~6.

4;' A (t"ngle h,vinC none of il! I:,!cs '·qu.,1

10

on~

~nOl"".

is e.,lIeo a

fi:o/"" Iriongh.

as C. fig

27.

4'1'

Tri.n"I« . \\'ilh rdpeél

10

their .ngles. are dividtd

in,~

Ih" . rl,O"renl kinds ,

,·iz.

4í. :\.

,nan~le hav'll~

(lnc

01'

its .ncles righl. is called

a".

hl 'O"g/fJ

Irtdllfl..,

,s

A,

fig.

~g .

46.

t\

Imncl~ I""i,,~

one (,f

lIS

.nglrs oblufe, or

gr.,lrr tI,dn • ngh l

ar.~!e.

is called an

./o/uft·.ng/ed Irt·

QI:;;'(,

~s

11.

lig.

'29.

47 Lalfly,

a

tn, ngle h,ving all ils arogles aeulc. is

c<ll:c:d

An

(1(lIt('ll1~~hd

!r¡,";glr,

as

el

{¡:.!.

~o.

43.

In all

ri~ht.ar.g;lll

trl<"Aks,

ti,.,

(¡clc, comr'"

h'IlJ¡n~

Ihe

I

ighl

.n~1c

are e.Jled Ihe

le):,.,

.od Ihc fidc

orpolil< lO the tighl , ngle i, "lIfd Ihe.

'),/",¡ I,,·n ul ' .

1'liu5

,n Ihe rig'll.,ncled mangle JI

Be,

fig.

3(.

(Ihe right

'''Sic bciog ¡.t H) Ihe til.'Olid,s AB .oJ

BC,

wl,ieh COI11'

pl ehcnd ,he

ri~h t

angle A!:lC.

"r~

the lec. uf Ihe Iriall'

gle ;

.lId

,loe liJe

tiC'.

\\'hi,h is ol'pofile

lO

Ihe ritht

~o·

gle.l,H • is Ihc h

y~lIIhe,,"le

of the richl.anglcd tri.oSlc

.~BC.

49. Roth obtuCe ao l acule

an~l~d

tri.ngb are io

~c·

oeral callfd

.bli1," ·al/g/td Iri'!IIg/o;

in all whieh

~ny

fiJe is called ¡he

boj:,

.nd Ihe olher 1100

IhejidtJ.

50. T he perpendicolar

hci~ht

of any tn.ngl: is

A

linc

d"wn from Ihe vertex

10

Ihe b. Ce perpendlcll larly ; Ihus

if Ihe trianglc AfiC (fig.

3

~ .)

be propo(cd, ,nd IlC be made

ils

~&.

Ihtn A will I'e Ihc venex.

vi:.

Ihe aogle oppofilc

(O

Ih~

b,II".:; .mJ if (rom

A

you draw the hne AD per.

per.die" l«

(O

HC, Ihen Ihe line

!I D

is Ihe heiglil of Ihe

trl,"gle tlHe Ilandlng on !:lC as its bale.

Hen,c

.H

!lianglcs flandlOg belwten the (. me parallels

hlVC the

(

.r.le

he,~hl,

lince all Ihe perpendiculm are

qu.1 by Ihe nalore of parallds.

5l.

A

lig~re

bounded by four fides is called a

fuadri·

11/<,,/

or

flladral/!" I"r/ixur"

as

tI!:lDC,

fig

33.

52 .

~Hlrildlerdl fi~ures

who(c oppolil< lides are pa·

r.llt1 .

are

ealled

par.llt/'gral/II.

T hus in Ihe quadnla.

Im l filiore :\l:lDC. il the lide:\.C be paralid

ti>

the fide

!ll) willth i, oppolile

10

il, and Aa be paralld

10

CD,

I:,en Ihe fig'lre

ti

HOC is calleo a pmllelogram.

53 .

ti

pmlldogram h.lYing

~II

ilsfiJeseqll,,1 ,ntl ancl,s

right, i, ealbl a

('luan,

's

ti ,

fiC·

34.

54. Th<t "hidlll3lh only Ihe oppofile fides equal aod

its dnfl,s righl. is c.llled a

rol/al/g/' ,

as

H,

lig

35.

5i· Th"t ..hieh halh equ,1 fid"

b~t

ohllqoe

30~lrs,

is

ealled

a

rh'lI/bu/,

dS

C.

fi~

;6.

and IS joll an iochned

(

qu.re

.

56. Thn ",hieh h"h only Ihe oppofi,e

fi,lc~ equ~1

, 0J

Ihe

~ngl<l

obJ¡que. is ,,1I,d a

rh.m¡',,,/,,.

s 1).lig. 37.

and m.y be coneei ' cd 's 'o inehne"

reé"'n~ll·.

57 \Vhen none of th, fides >le p:lldlU 10 anolher.

Ihen Ihe

qu~d"later,1

figure is

eaJlcd. I,"p<:iuOll.

58. Every other righ l IIOeJ

fi~ure,

tI!JI h,s more fidcs

than fOIIl, is in

~encral

e"lkd a

p'/,.~.n.

AnJ

fi~III"<

.Ir.

c.alkd

by

pJllicul.tr

nameS

ilCl:wJ'II}!

ICI lhe:

nun~!llr

oC

Ibr fiOlS,

,.¡, .

one

01'

li,e liJ,s i. c.I"J.

/,f"I,'.~ .I/,

of

T

n

Y.

(,;:7

f~):

ílll),::;:M,

(lf

Ic\'cnrt

ht':'.'(~~

':,

ard fa ('n.

\f!t n

lh· 1;, It,

!'orrt:lOl:

dle:

pIIIYJ.flO, re

(:C¡U:..lloúl.\.

a.<:lh'.I) lhe

fig'lrc is <..dItU.i a

rchd

Ir

hf'lrc or

P(,!~·~(¡n .

'9 ,

hc.'~'

n

¡ti

I

!.;/t'

I\ I ¡~:

(ht!.

~~.)

0,'.'( r/ilJ

'::J,OJ

];(:

/J'I1.'f.

I'rr:dur:d " f",t'ol'd,

O,

/ht

u

/en.al

QJ.:,/~

ACD

IJ

11'"

// r;

h,Jl,¡(

JI: /!'

':dl

(I/t'ji!(

0110

lok"1J

';Q.

gd/ofr.

,·iL.

1,

AI' e

0/,''/

fJ

~c.

lovtder

10

prove I"'S.

Ihr('ugh

C

d ,~w

CE

p"r~i ld

10

Al:: then finee CE '"

poraJlel

to

Al!.

aod the

I;t.l ~

¡\C .nd

HD

crofillh Ihcm,

Ihe

an~lc

ECD is equal

rO

AIlC (by an .

36.)

ar.d Ihe

aogle "CE

tg~, 1

:0

Clill (b)' Ort o

35.) ;

It,m:ore the

angles ECD aod ECA arc equ.! tO toe . rgl(s A!:lC and

C:II:l; bUI Ihe onglós ECO aod ECA

<re

locelher

e–

qual 10 the ,nglc ACJ) : Ihnefore Ihe angle ACD

i~

equal lO bOlh Ihe angles AIlC and CA Il laken IOgelher.

C.r.

Hence il m, y he pro\'ed, Ihal if two lioes

AB

.nel

Cl) (fig.

39')

hc crotred hy a Ihird lir.e EF, and Ihe al–

leroale dngles AH' ,0,1 EFl) be equal. Ihe (¡nes AIl and

CI) will be p:lraJld; lur il' Ihey are nOI parallel. Ihey

I'Hlfl

mw one anOl hor "U ooe fide of Ihe line

Er

(Cup–

POI( al G) aod fo form Ihe tri.ngle

E.fG

. 00: of whofe

~dcs

CE

beiog proJuced tO

t\.

the eXlerior ancle AEF

mufl

(b)' this :mirle) be equal lO Ihc fum of Ihe t\Vo

a~gJcs

EFG and ¡·.GF; bUI, by (nppofilion, il isequal lO

Iht angle EFG alolle; Ihmfore the

.n~lc

.'I.E F mui! be

eo,ual

10

Ihe fumof Ihe I\YO angles EFG and EGF, anel

at Ihe fame lime e'I".1lO Ihe .ngle EFG 3100e. whieh

is dbfuro; fo Ihe "nes

1\13

aoo CD

ear.oo!

mw,

aml

Ihcreforc mull bc p.ralle!.

60

In

ar.y

Il'ian~/,

ABe,

all

ti·,

1.lru

angla

la.!",

I<gelh" arr

,qua/ID

loO?

ri,eh ang/-I.

To prove Ihis,

yuo

m~n

produce lJ C, ooe of ilS legs, lO aoy dia. nce,

(uppofc tO O ; Ih<o by the lan propofilion. !be eXlern.l

at>gle, ACD. is t9ual

10

Ihe fum of Ihe IWO iOlernal

0pl'0file ones C:I

i:

and AUC;

10

bOlh ,dd Ihe aogle

AC13, Ihen Ihe Cum of Ih: anglós ACD and ACH will

be c'lu1110 Ihe (um of Ihe angles

C

AB aod CIJA and

tlCB . HUI the fu mof Ihe angles ACO anJ ACB, is

etlu.11lO I\VO

tÍ~ht

ones (by art o

3~

). Ihercf."e Ihe (um

of thc time , ngles CAB .nd CH.\ apd ACB. is equal

lOIWO righ l

ar.gb

; thalls, Ihe fum of Ihe t!me a"gles

of a"y " iangle tlC:l is .qu. 1 lO IWO righl .ngb.

e...

t.

I

j.·nee

10

any triangle

~i,en.

if one of ilS

aogiLs b.

~no\Yn,

the fum of Ihe olher l\\'O i$ a:Co

known: for lince

(by

Ih:

I~II)

Ihe (umof all Ihe three is

equll lO IWO righl .ng!rs, or a rClOieircle, il i; plain, tha!

taking any one of them imlll a femitircle or 180

de~r<cs,

Ihe

rcm.,¡nJ~r

\\'¡I

l-e

thc lum oi Ihe o:hcr 1\\'0. T hus

(io Ihe fOI!llt< trlau¿le :I IlC) iC the angle AIlC bc 40'

negrees.

~y

14kinr, 'lo Irom I

S.:>

'c have 140 degrees:

which is Ihe fom of Ihe IWOongks B.\C• .

"CI3:

Ihe

cOO\'clf, of Ihis is alfo

pl.in

. t,i:. the rom of .ny l\\'O

:tn~lc.'s

('(

a tri,Hln1c

Ut·i,'}!

f., \ ..

II,

tlu;> othér

:.Ingle!

is Ah\)

~tlo\Yn

by

lakln~

Ih.. C,,,n r,om I

$0

,je~rees

.

2.

In aoy

"r.hl.an

~I ,J trian~I

•• Ihe 1"0 acule angle$

muJI jull mak, "p a

,,;~hl

one brlw!'en th,01;

eonf"'I ,,~nl'

1)', any oOe (lf Ih. olohqut angles b.ing gi",·n.

\1,

n,,¡y

fin,1 Ih. oliler h

Iillllralilll~

the gil'cn uoe f, om

~J

de·

&". ,

\\'I",h

i~

Ih,' fUlc. of bOlh.

lit.

¡I'in ony

1 '\O"ri~n¡:lrs

•.

~ !l C :;~

..

lC'.~

DEF (Ii&.

41.) 1110

h~s

¡.(

Ih<

,111•• "': .

:\ü"J

.\C,~,

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