← elements / Elements 2.0 (G Index) G.270 VII.16 ← Prev Pseudocode · Code · Heath Next → G.270 numbers multiplying make¶ VII.16 If two numbers by multiplying one another make certain numbers, the numbers so produced are equal. numbers_multiplying_make(A, B, C, D) given A, B be two numbers, let A by multiplying B make C, B by multiplying A make D prove C = D A B C D E given A, B be two numbers, let A by multiplying B make C, B by multiplying A make D assert A by multiplying B has made C, assert B measures C according to the units in A assert The unit E also measures the number A according to the units in it assert the unit E measures A the same number of times that B measures C ∵ unit_measure_numberassert alternately, the unit E measures the number B the same number of times that A measures C assert B by multiplying A has made D, assert A measures D according to the units in B assert The unit E also measures B according to the units in it assert the unit E measures the number B the same number of times that A measures D assert The unit E measured the number B the same number of times that A measures C assert A measures each of the numbers C, D the same number of times ∴ C = D Dependency Graph¶ digraph { bgcolor="transparent"; 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