← elements / Elements 2.0 (G Index) G.188 V.10 ← Prev Pseudocode · Code · Heath Next → G.188 magnitudes ratio greater¶ V.10 Of magnitudes which have a ratio to the same, that which has a greater ratio is greater; and that to which the same has a greater ratio is less. magnitudes_ratio_greater() prove A > B; B < A A B C assert Let A have to C a greater ratio than B has to C assert If not, A is either = to B or less assert Now A is not = to B ∵ equal_magnitudes_ratioassert For in that case each of the magnitudes A, B would have had the same ratio to C assert But they have not assert A is not = to B assert Nor again is A less than B ∵ unequal_magnitudes_greaterassert For in that case A would have had to C a less ratio than B has to C assert But it has not assert A is not less than B assert It was proved not to be = either assert A > B assert Let C have to B a greater ratio than C has to A assert If not, it is either = or greater assert Now B is not = to A ∵ equal_magnitudes_ratioassert For in that case C would have had the same ratio to each of the magnitudes A, B assert But it has not assert A is not = to B assert Nor again is B greater than A ∵ unequal_magnitudes_greaterassert For in that case C would have had to B a less ratio than it has to A assert But it has not assert B is not greater than A assert It was proved that it is not = either ∴ B < A Dependency Graph¶ digraph { bgcolor="transparent"; 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