G.321 similar solid numbers

VIII.19

Between two similar solid numbers there fall two mean proportional numbers; and the solid number has to the similar solid number the ratio triplicate of that which the corresponding side has to the corresponding side.
similar_solid_numbers(A, B, C, D)
given A, B be two similar solid numbers, let C, D, E be the sides of A, F, G, H of B
prove between A, B there fall two mean proportional numbers, and A has to B the ratio triplicate of that which C has to F, D to G, and also E to H; A also has to B the ratio triplicate of that which the corresponding side has to the corresponding side, that is, of the ratio which the number C has to F, or D to G, and also E to H
A B C D E F G H K L M N O
given A, B be two similar solid numbers, let C, D, E be the sides of A, F, G, H of B
∵ similar_plane_solid_defassert similar solid numbers are those which have their sides proportional
assert as C is to D, so is F to G, and, as D is to E, so is G to H
assert Let C by multiplying D make K, and let F by multiplying G make L
∵ similar_plane_solid_defassert C, D are in the same ratio with F, G, and K is the product of C, D, and L the product of F, G, K, L are similar plane numbers
∵ similar_plane_numbersassert between K, L there is one mean proportional number
assert Let it be M
∵ similar_plane_numbersassert M is the product of D, F, as was proved in the theorem preceding this
assert D by multiplying C has made K, and by multiplying F has made M,
∵ number_multiplying_numbersassert as C is to F, so is K to M
assert But, as K is to M, so is M to L
assert K, M, L are continuously proportional in the ratio of C to F
assert Since, as C is to D, so is F to G,
∵ numbers_proportional_proportionalassert Alternately therefore, as C is to F, so is D to G
assert For the same reason also,
assert As D is to G, so is E to H
assert K, M, L are continuously proportional in the ratio of C to F, in the ratio of D to G, and also in the ratio of E to H
assert Next, let E, H by multiplying M make N, O
assert A is a solid number, and C, D, E are its sides,
assert E by multiplying the product of C, D has made A
assert The product of C, D is K
assert E by multiplying K has made A
assert For the same reason also
assert H by multiplying L has made B
assert E by multiplying K has made A, and further also by multiplying M has made N,
∵ number_multiplying_numbersassert as K is to M, so is A to N
assert But, as K is to M, so is C to F, D to G, and also E to H
assert also, as C is to F, D to G, and E to H, so is A to N
assert E, H by multiplying M have made N, O,
∵ numbers_multiplying_numberassert as E is to H, so is N to O
assert But, as E is to H, so is C to F and D to G
assert also, as C is to F, D to G, and E to H, so is A to N and N to O
assert H by multiplying M has made O, and further also by multiplying L has made B,
∵ number_multiplying_numbersassert as M is to L, so is O to B
assert But, as M is to L, so is C to F, D to G, and E to H
assert also, as C is to F, D to G, and E to H, so not only is O to B, but also A to N and N to O
assert A, N, O, B are continuously proportional in the aforesaid ratios of the sides
assert A, N, O, B are four numbers in continued proportion,
∵ magnitudes_proportional_said_def_v_def_10assert A has to B the ratio triplicate of that which A has to N
assert But, as A is to N, so it was proved that C is to F, D to G, and also E to H
∴ A also has to B the ratio triplicate of that which the corresponding side has to the corresponding side, that is, of the ratio which the number C has to F, D to G, and also E to H

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