Practical Plane and Solid Geometry for Advanced Students by J. Harrison, G.A. Baxandall

Book Contents :-
Part-I PRACTICAL PLANE GEOMETRY 1. hAGE General Introduction 2. Similar Rectilineal Figures Areas 3. Triangles Circles and Lines in Contact 4. Conic Sections 5. Special Curves 6. Co-ordinates Plotting on Squared Paper Part-II PRACTICAL SOLID GEOMETRY, OR DESCRIPTIVE GEOMETRY 7. PAGE Position in Space defined and exhibited 8. Fundamental Rules ok Projection 9. The Straight Line and the Perpendicular Plane 10. The Oblique Plank 11. Horizontal Projection, or Figured Plans 12. Plane and Solid Figurks in given Positions 13. The Projection of Curves and Curved Surfaces 14. Tangent Planes to Surfaces 15. PAGE Surfaces in Contact 16. Intersections of Surfaces, or Interpenetkations of Solids 17. Cast Shadows 18. Metric Projection 19. Miscellaneous Problems Part-III GRAPHICS 20. Graphic Arithmetic 21. Graphic Statics A. PAGE Science and Art Department Examination B. Definitions and Theorems ok Pure Solid Geometry

About this book :-
This is a comprehensive textbook tailored for science students, particularly those following the advanced stage of the South Kensington syllabus. This book emphasizes the practical application of geometry in scientific contexts. It covers both plane and solid geometry, incorporating elements of descriptive geometry and graphic statics. It includes numerous worked examples, many with numerical answers, to reinforce understanding and prevent inaccuracies. The text offers instructions for constructing cardboard models, aiding in visualizing and comprehending complex geometric forms. Overall, this textbook serves as a valuable resource for students seeking to apply geometric principles to practical scientific problems.

Book Detail :-
Title: Practical Plane and Solid Geometry for Advanced Students by J. Harrison, G.A. Baxandall
Publisher: Macmillan
Year: 1899
Pages: 580
Type: PDF
Language: English
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About Author :-
The author Joseph Harrison was an instructor of mechanics, and George Albert Baxandall was a professor of engineering at the University of London. Both Harrison and Baxandall are co-authored Practical Plane and Solid Geometry for Advanced Students.

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