Lexicon Technicum: Or, An Universal English Dictionary Of Arts And Sciences, fol. -
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- DDD. Thacis, Spheres are eo cach orter as che
- Cubes oF rheit DIaMeTETS. D. L. D
- 2. The Coliditz oF a Sphere is equal ro che Sur-
- Face mulriplied inFO OF Ehe RaciuS; 25 is proved
- FrOM COr, L. OF PTOP. 4. in thc Word Cylin
- der.
- 3. A Sphere is equal t0 = oF a Cylinder, havine
- the Diamerer oFus Base and is Axis equal r0 thar
- OEche Sphere, 1. c. 2 Sphere is = OF ihe Cplindet
- circumseribed: And che Surtace os the SpHere and
- the curred one of the Cylinder circumsetibins it
- isthe latme in Ouantity; a5 is proved in Cylinder
- Prop. 4. atid Corollaries; 2s also very brieAts under
- the Word indivisibles.
- 4. The Surtace DF che Sphere is equal EO FOUF
- rimes che Area OC a oreat Circle. Sec Cylinder
- Prop. 4. Coroll. WVhetetore add ro the Curve and
- Surtace OF che Cxlinder ies aro circular Bales, and
- chac Willmalce six great Cireles of the Sphere: S0
- thac che Surtace OF che Sphere is buE Z oF chc
- erhole Surtace oF the Crtinder. Sec allo Cylin-
- dor,
- anentire Sphere os Glass ill unite the Parallet
- Rays oF any Object ac che Distance oF near iES
- Semidiamerer Behind it. Molyneux Dioptr. P. 93
- SPFTERE of Activity, Ot anv Body, is chac de
- terminare Space or Excene all round abour il, 10
- extrich, and no Farcher, the Fstuviums continualls
- emicted trom chac Body do reach, and where they
- opetate accordins co their Nature. Thus ve sec
- Ehc Magneticat Fstuvia have cerrain Bounds and
- Limics, berond Wvtrich chez will have no InAuence
- Eo turn or to attract ehe Necale: Bur Where erer
- a Acedle be placed, (0 25 thac ic can be moved by
- a Lodd. Aonc, it may be Caid ro be wichin ehe
- Sphereos Activity oF the Stone.
- SPHERTCK Geometry, Or Projection, is ChC AEE
- oF Delcribing on a Plane che Circles of rhe Sphere.
- Or any Parrs of them in cheir just Policion atid Pro
- Porrion. and of Meaturins cheir Arks and Anples
- Wvhen Projected.
- A5 an mcroduction co ivhich, rou must under-
- Atand.
- For let L BC i LCacC OL IC Cteulat Dale
- then ist A L BC The Axis; and it che Cone be cul
- by che Aris, the Section AB C will be 2 Frian
- SIC. Lec c5, che Diamerer oF che Section, bc
- drawn, curtins che Axis in i, Wheretore e f che
- Diamerer ofthe Section Will be parallel 10B C, HC
- Diamerer oF che Bale.
- And consegueneis,
- Whetctore, by Inverse Proportion, and ex aequo, 25
- C: FB: : 18: ic.
- ard A B and A C must De Rixtr Fines, because
- che Surtace ofche Cone will be described br cirtier
- otchem; Wheretore che Section AB C is a Fri
- atisle. 2. F. Id.
- II. Y a Cone as A B C be eut by a Piane Parallet
- 10 ies Base. the Section ese h will be a Cirt
- ta L a C 1. 5 18, 3 2C: a
- 25 AF: FC :: A 1: 15.
- BucBF = F C, chercloree ; = 18.
- S: her place) cali ic V. lHCTCIOTC = radd. Z rDDV.
- rydda =ryDDD. BAE = ryddd. 1).. aua
- ANa CC Tae COMLCGUEHCE WI aIHC I VOU Tate
- o and K, any evo ocher Poines in che Bale ana M
- the Section; FOF K i being parallel t0 0F, and
- a o F beins a Frianglc. AF: 0F :: A I: B i
- buE 25 A F: F B :: Ai: I e. Wheretore ex
- aquo dF: + D.. 1 1. 1c. Andcheretore R I
- and i’e are equal also, and consequener che Se.
- ction is a Circle: For i is a Point trom whence
- more chan evo Righr Lines deawn co the Curve
- e h8 Fare equal; Wheretore char Curve must bc
- Cirele. L.L. .
- P R O POSITIONS.
- 1. a Cone, as AB C, be eut by a Pla
- eichet by the Axis, or ehiroush the Vertex, et
- Sectior Well be a Triansle.
- For the Point R is the Verrex ot thie Conc, and
- quist De CooEche Trianple, and B C is a Riphe Linc
- because tis he Diameter otche Circle or ite Base
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