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A Footnote to Euclid, Book III

Published online by Cambridge University Press:  31 October 2008

R. F. Muirhead
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The following two propositions are converses of Euclid III., 11 and 12.

Prop. 1. If the circumferences of two circles whose centres are A and B have a common point C lying in the straight line AB, then the circles touch each other externally at C.

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Edinburgh Mathematical Notes , Volume 24 , January 1929 , pp. viii - xi
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Copyright © Edinburgh Mathematical Society 1929