Constructive Geometry
by John G. Kerr
Publisher: Blackie And Son Limited. 1904
ISBN/ASIN: 1247271382
Number of pages: 135
Description:
The subject-matter of these pages is virtually that of the first three books of the Elements, but there is a great departure as regards the order and the method. As the pupil proceeds with his experiments and observations he is helped to build up ideas about lines, points, triangles, circles, etc., in precisely the same way as that followed in dealing with the elements of physics and chemistry.
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