Mathesis enucleata, or, The elements of the mathematicks by J. Christ. Sturmius ; made English by J.R. and R.S.S.

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Mathesis enucleata, or, The elements of the mathematicks by J. Christ. Sturmius ; made English by J.R. and R.S.S.
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Sturm, Johann Christophorus, 1635-1703.
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London :: Printed for Robert Knaplock and Dan. Midwinter and Tho. Leigh,
1700.
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Mathematics -- Early works to 1800.
Geometry -- Early works to 1800.
Algebra -- Early works to 1800.
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Demonstration.

Since therefore it is certain that the sum of DM and EM is the transverse ax DE; if it be demonstrated that DM is = KN and EM = Kn, the business will be done, because the sum of KN and Kn is also equal to the transverse ax DE.

Resolve theKN.

It is certain that NIq+Kq=KNq.

Substitute for NIq, by the 7. lib. 1. CIq+CNq+2NC

Then will CIq+CNq+2NC+IKq=KNq.

Substitute for Cq, by the 9. lib. 1. CDq+DIE; then will CDq+DIE+CNq+2NC+Kq=KNq.

Resolve alsoDM.

It is certain that CMq+CDq+

  • 2DCM
  • 2NCI
= DM, by the 7. lib. 1.

Substitute for CMq its value by the Preparation, and you'l have CNq−DE+Kq+CDq+2NCI=DMq:

Which were before = KNq.

Therefore KN=DM; which is one.

In like manner resolveKn.

It is certain that nlq+Kq=Knq.

Substitute for nIq, by Consect. 1. Prop. 10. Lib. 1. Cq+CNq−2nCI, and you'l have

CIq+CNq−2nCI+IKq=Knq.

Substitute for CIq, by the 9. lib. 1. CDq+DE, and you'l have 〈 math 〉〈 math 〉=Knq.

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Resolve also theEM.

It is certain that 2CDq+2CMq−DMq=EMq per 13. lib. 1.

Then will CIq+CNq+2NCI+IKq=KNq.

Substitute for CIq by the 8. lib. 1. CDq−DIE; then will 〈 math 〉〈 math 〉.

Resolve also theDM.

It is certain that CMq

  • 2DCM
  • 2NCI
= DMq per 7. lib. 1.

Substitute for CMq its value from the preparation, and you'l have CNq−DIE+IKq+CDq+2NCI=DMq:

Which before were = KNq.

Therefore KN = DM; which is one.

In like manner resolve theKn.

It is certain that nIq+IKq=Knq.

Substitute for nIq by Consect. 1. Prop. 10. lib. 1.

CIq+CNq−2NCI, and you'l have CIq+CNq−2NCI+IKq=Knq.

Substitute for CIq per 8. lib. 1. CDq−DIE, and you'l have CDq−DIE + CNq−2NCI+IKq=Knq.

Resolve alsoEM.

It is certain that 2CDq+2CMq−DMq=EMq per 13.1.

Substitute the value of DMq first found above, and you'l have CDq+CMq−2nCI=EMq.

Substiute for CMq the value as in the preparation, and you'l have CDq+CNq+DIE−2nCI+IKq=EMq: Which were before = Knq.

Therefore Kn=EM; which is the other.

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