150[10]
133.
V.
The ſquare of the baſe equal to the rectangle of one ſide and a given line.
General Mag.
qu.
61.
134.
V.
P.
The angle of two lines from extremes of B to middle of P.
Mathematician, pr.
65.
135.
V.
B.
The angle of two lines from extremes of B to the middle of P.
Brit.
Oracle, qu.
91.
136.
V.
S.
The ratio of the ſquare of a line, drawn in a given direction from V to B,
to the rectangle of the ſegments of B made thereby.
to the rectangle of the ſegments of B made thereby.
Anderſoni Exercitationes Math.
No.
8.
137.
V.
S or s.
m:
n, theſe being ſegts.
by a line from V to B dividing V into
given angles.
given angles.
Hutton’s La.
Diary, qu.
139.
138.
V.
A line from V to B dividing V in a given ratio.
Area a minimum.
L.
Diary, 1761, qu.
479.
139.
V.
Line from A biſecting S.
Line from a biſecting s.
*Simpſon’s Sel.
Ex.
pr.
15.
140.
V.
Per.
Line parallel to B biſecting the area.
*Gent.
Di.
1750, qu.
98.
- Reducible to V.
B.
S + s.
141.
S.
s.
Line from V to centre of ins.
☉(sun).
L.
Diary, 1771, qu.
635.
142.
Baſe.
One ſide.
Ratio of a line from V, making a given angle with ſaid ſide,
to alternate part of B.
to alternate part of B.
Hutton’s Mis.
pag.
63, Cor.
143.
B.
Point of contact therein of ins.
☉(sun).
mxn.
Hutton’s L.
Diaries, 1722, qu.
94.
144.
L.
A perpendicular thereto from one of the angles at the baſe.
The other
angle at the baſe.
angle at the baſe.
L.
Diary, 1769, 1770, qu.
604.
145.
L.
A perpendicular thereto from A.
Another from a.
L.
Diary 1768, 1769, qu.
588.
146.
One of the angles at the baſe.
Perpendicular therefrom to oppoſite ſide a max-
imum. A line from the other angle at the baſe biſecting its oppoſite ſide.
imum. A line from the other angle at the baſe biſecting its oppoſite ſide.
*L.
Diary, 1769, 1770, qu.
607.
147.
S.
s.
m:
n, theſe being ſegts.
by a line from V to B, and the ratio of this line to
m or n.
m or n.
Rudd’s Prac.
Geom.
part 2d, qu.
40.