Mathematical Questions and SolutionsF. Hodgson., 1891 |
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aßy average area ax² axes bisecting bisector centre cercle chord circonférence circumcircle conic coordinates cos² curve Démontrer deux diameter dihedral angles directrix distance draw droite dx dy dy dz ellipse envelope equal equation equilateral fixed foci focus given H. J. WOODALL Hence hyperbola incentre initial position inscribed intersect J. C. ST locus locus of Q major axis meet mid-point nine-points circle orthocentre P₁ parabola parallel passes pedal triangle perpendicular plane points of contact polar Prof Professor SCHOUTE Professor ZERR prove radical axis radii radius random points ratio respectively right angles sides sin² sin³ Solution by H. J. Solution by Professors sphere straight line symmedian point taken at random tangent TEBAY theorem triangle ABC triangle formed vertex W. J. GREENSTREET whence
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