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The great circle | Central pillar and altar , south Long stone . Cove jambs Outer
circle north of the centre 30 circle circle . 2 A stone he calls the ring stone . I Inner
ditto Kennet avenue Closing stone of the tail Outer circle , south Beckhampton ...
The great circle | Central pillar and altar , south Long stone . Cove jambs Outer
circle north of the centre 30 circle circle . 2 A stone he calls the ring stone . I Inner
ditto Kennet avenue Closing stone of the tail Outer circle , south Beckhampton ...
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To find the centre of a circle . Let the circle of which it is required to find the centre
be AGBF . Draw any chord AB ( fig . 267 . ) ; bisect it , and from the point of
division D raise a perpendicular FG : this line will pass through the centre , and ...
To find the centre of a circle . Let the circle of which it is required to find the centre
be AGBF . Draw any chord AB ( fig . 267 . ) ; bisect it , and from the point of
division D raise a perpendicular FG : this line will pass through the centre , and ...
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from the point B as a centre , with the radius BC of the given circle , describe an
arc DCE ; join AD , AĚ , DE , and ADE is the equilateral triangle sought . 1016 .
Prob . XX . . To inscribe a square in a Fig . 377 . given circle . ( Half AB , BC , & c ...
from the point B as a centre , with the radius BC of the given circle , describe an
arc DCE ; join AD , AĚ , DE , and ADE is the equilateral triangle sought . 1016 .
Prob . XX . . To inscribe a square in a Fig . 377 . given circle . ( Half AB , BC , & c ...
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