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If we conceive through the point of contact any number of lines whatever to be
traced upon the surface , and if from the point under consideration we take
infinitely small portions of these curve lines , we may regard these portions as
straight ...
If we conceive through the point of contact any number of lines whatever to be
traced upon the surface , and if from the point under consideration we take
infinitely small portions of these curve lines , we may regard these portions as
straight ...
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given surfaces ; these points obviously have only one common vertical projection
. ... The tangent plane being perpendicular to that of the meridian , through the
point of contact , the normal itself must lie in this meridional plane , and is ...
given surfaces ; these points obviously have only one common vertical projection
. ... The tangent plane being perpendicular to that of the meridian , through the
point of contact , the normal itself must lie in this meridional plane , and is ...
Página 52
If we conceive through the point of contact any number of lines whatever to be
traced upon the surface , and if from the point under consideration we take
infinitely small portions of these curve lines , we may regard these portions as
straight ...
If we conceive through the point of contact any number of lines whatever to be
traced upon the surface , and if from the point under consideration we take
infinitely small portions of these curve lines , we may regard these portions as
straight ...
Página 88
given surfaces ; these points obviously have only one common vertical projection
. ... The tangent plane being perpendicular to that of the meridian , through the
point of contact , the normal itself must lie in this meridional plane , and is ...
given surfaces ; these points obviously have only one common vertical projection
. ... The tangent plane being perpendicular to that of the meridian , through the
point of contact , the normal itself must lie in this meridional plane , and is ...
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fixed cone ; let the circle abb , a , described on the horizontal plane with the
radius oa , be the base of this cone , and let the point which generates the
epicycloid have originally been at a , and the point of contact of the two circles be
supposed ...
fixed cone ; let the circle abb , a , described on the horizontal plane with the
radius oa , be the base of this cone , and let the point which generates the
epicycloid have originally been at a , and the point of contact of the two circles be
supposed ...
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angle arcs assumed axes axis base called centre circle coincide common cone conic consequently considered construction contains corresponding curve curve of intersection cylinder described Descriptive determined developed dicular distance draw draw the tangent drawn equal evident example faces figure formed generatrixes given line given point ground line helix Hence horizontal plane horizontal projection horizontal trace intersection length line joining lines parallel magnitude meet moving necessary normals obtained obviously Octavo parallel parallel to xy perpen perpendicular plane pap plane passing planes of projection point of contact polygon position PROBLEM produced PROPOSITION radius required plane respectively right angles sides situated solid sought space sphere straight line supposed surface tangent plane third plane tion true vertex vertical plane vertical projection vertical trace
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Página 7 - Two straight lines which are each of them parallel to the same straight line, and not in the same plane with it, are parallel to one another. Let AB...