1917
DOI: 10.2307/3603503
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509. [K. 8. a, 2. a.] Points, Lines and Circles connected with the Complete Quadrilateral.

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“…of the trilateral ABC , and then through centroids of other three trilaterals of the quadrilateral ABC D. A vertex of this parabola is the point ( 1 12 (4q − s 2 ), 1 3 s), and its axis has the equation y = 1 3 s, so the distance from the focus S of the quadrilateral ABC D to its median is equal to three halves of the distance from this focus to this parabola. This statement is from [5] and [6].…”
Section: On a Complete Quadrilateralmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…of the trilateral ABC , and then through centroids of other three trilaterals of the quadrilateral ABC D. A vertex of this parabola is the point ( 1 12 (4q − s 2 ), 1 3 s), and its axis has the equation y = 1 3 s, so the distance from the focus S of the quadrilateral ABC D to its median is equal to three halves of the distance from this focus to this parabola. This statement is from [5] and [6].…”
Section: On a Complete Quadrilateralmentioning
confidence: 99%