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ISSN: 0025-5572

EISSN: 2056-6328

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Volume 1 - October 1899

Mathematical Notes

72. A variable parallel is drawn to the base of a triangle ABC, meeting AB, AC in Q, R; BM, CN are perpendicular to the bisector of the vertical angle. If QM, RN meet at P, it is required to prove that the circumcircle of PQR touches the inscribed circle of ABC and also one of the exscribed circles

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47. Theorem of Moments for three forces in equilibrium about any point in their plane

51. The mid-points of the three diagonals of a complete quadrilateral are collinear

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Mémoire sur un nouvelle méthode pour la résolution des équations numériques, par Henri Pinet: suivi d’un appendice donnant le détail des opérations, par Emile Krauss. (1899. Paris: Libraire Nony. 4to, 47 pp.)

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3. On the fundamental equations in spherical trigonometry

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77. Note on Question 309

57. Criteria of Divisibility

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8. On the harmonic polar of a conic

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89. [K. 1. b.] The equality of internal bisectors.

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65. Chords of quickest and slowest descent from one circle to another, both circles in a vertical plane and not intersecting

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22. On Simpson’s Rule

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L’Intermédiaire Des Mathématiciens

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Mensuration for Senior Students. By Alfred Lodge, M.A. (Longmans.)

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