G.569 similar cones and cylinders

XI.def.24

Similar cones and cylinders are those in which the:term:axes <G.564> and the:term:diameters of the bases <G.566> are:term:proportional <G.180>.
similar_cones_cylinders_def

Dependency Graph

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Required for

G.570