A Concise Geometry (Classic Reprint)

Kfrte of geometry, and reason from thorn, than in the ability to reprocfoice proofs of these facts. This collection has grown out of a get of privately printed geometrical exercises which has been in UQ, for many years at Winchester College :the author is indebted to many friends for additions to it, and to the following authorities for permission to use questions taken from examination papgrs: The Controller of His Majesty sS tationery Office; The Syncujj of the Cambridge University Press; and theO xford and Cambric Joint Board. Riders are arranged in exercises corresponding to groups of theorems, and Constructions are treated similarly. There is also a set of fifty Revision Papers. Answers are given to all numerical questions, except where no intermediate work is necessary. Harder questions and papers are marked with an asterisk. The book is arranged as follows :I. Riders, Numerical and Theoretical. II. Practical Geometry; Construction Exercises. III. Proofs ofT heorems. IV. Proofs of Constructions. The Proofs ofT heorems and Constructions are collected together instead of being dispersed through the book in order to assist revision by arranging the subject-matter in a compact form. When learning or revising proofs of theorems and constructions, it is most important the student should draw his own rough figure.
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