← elements / Elements 2.0 (G Index) G.579 XIII.1 ← Prev Pseudocode · Code · Heath Next → G.579 segment cut extreme¶ XIII.1 If a segment be cut in extreme and mean ratio, the square on the greater segment added to the half of the whole is five times the square on the half. segment_cut_extreme() prove the square on / C D / is five times the square on / A D / L F N P M H O D A C B K G E construct Let / A B / be cut in extreme and mean ratio at C assert Let / A C / be the greater segment construct extend(/ C A /) → / A D / construct Let / A D / be made half of / A B / construct Let the squares < A E >, < D F > be described on / A B /, / D C /, and let the figure in < D F > be drawn assert Let / F C / be carried through to G assert / A B / has been cut in extreme and mean ratio at C, ∵ segment_said_cut_def, segments_proportional_rectangle_vi_17assert the rectangle / A B /, / B C / is equal to the square on / A C / assert < C E > is the rectangle / A B /, / B C /, and < F H > the square on / A C / assert < C E > is equal to < F H > assert since / B A / is double of / A D /, while / B A / = / K A /, and / A D / to / A H /, assert / K A / is also double of / A H / ∵ triangles_parallelograms_heightassert But, as / K A / is to / A H /, so is < C K > to < C H > assert < C K > is double of < C H > assert < L H >, < H C > are also double of < C H > assert < K C > is equal to < L H >, < H C > assert < C E > was also proved equal to < H F > assert the whole square < A E > is equal to the gnomon < M N O > assert since / B A / is double of / A D /, assert The square on / B A / is quadruple of the square on / A D /, that is, < A E > is quadruple of < D H > assert < A E > is equal to the gnomon < M N O > assert the gnomon < M N O > is also quadruple of < A P >; therefore < D F > is five times < A P > assert < D F > is the square on / D C /, and < A P > the square on / D A / ∴ the square on / C D / is five times the square on / D A / Dependency Graph¶ digraph { bgcolor="transparent"; node [shape=box, style="rounded,filled", fontname="Helvetica", fontsize=11, color="#d6d3cd", fontcolor="#ffffff"]; edge [color="#8c857b", fontcolor="#8c857b", arrowsize=0.75]; rankdir="TB"; "G.1" [label="G.1", tooltip="G.1 (I.def.1): A point A is that which has no part.", fillcolor="#224422", URL="../G.1/index.html", target="_top"]; "G.2" [label="G.2", tooltip="G.2 (I.def.2): A line [ A B ] is a projection of a relationship of two points A, B.", fillcolor="#224422", URL="../G.2/index.html", target="_top"]; "G.3" [label="G.3", tooltip="G.3 (I.def.3): The extremities of a segment / A B / are points A, B.", fillcolor="#224422", URL="../G.3/index.html", target="_top"]; "G.4" [label="G.4", tooltip="G.4 (I.def.4): A segment / A B / is a portion of a line [ A B ] between two points A, B on the line.", fillcolor="#224422", URL="../G.4/index.html", target="_top"]; 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"G.4" -> "G.3"; "G.6" -> "G.3"; "G.8" -> "G.3"; "G.20" -> "G.3"; "G.28" -> "G.3"; "G.29" -> "G.3"; "G.60" -> "G.3"; "G.65" -> "G.3"; "G.7" -> "G.4"; "G.10" -> "G.4"; "G.11" -> "G.4"; "G.12" -> "G.4"; "G.14" -> "G.4"; "G.17" -> "G.4"; "G.18" -> "G.4"; "G.20" -> "G.4"; "G.21" -> "G.4"; "G.22" -> "G.4"; "G.24" -> "G.4"; "G.25" -> "G.4"; "G.28" -> "G.4"; "G.29" -> "G.4"; "G.30" -> "G.4"; "G.31" -> "G.4"; "G.32" -> "G.4"; "G.33" -> "G.4"; "G.34" -> "G.4"; "G.37" -> "G.4"; "G.39" -> "G.4"; "G.40" -> "G.4"; "G.41" -> "G.4"; "G.47" -> "G.4"; "G.48" -> "G.4"; "G.52" -> "G.4"; "G.53" -> "G.4"; "G.55" -> "G.4"; "G.56" -> "G.4"; "G.58" -> "G.4"; "G.60" -> "G.4"; "G.61" -> "G.4"; "G.62" -> "G.4"; "G.65" -> "G.4"; "G.81" -> "G.4"; "G.225" -> "G.4"; "G.227" -> "G.4"; "G.228" -> "G.4"; "G.579" -> "G.4"; "G.6" -> "G.5"; "G.7" -> "G.5"; "G.10" -> "G.6"; "G.10" -> "G.7"; "G.22" -> "G.7"; "G.52" -> "G.7"; "G.9" -> "G.8"; "G.10" -> "G.9"; "G.12" -> "G.9"; "G.66" -> "G.9"; "G.67" -> "G.9"; "G.187" -> "G.9"; "G.189" -> "G.9"; "G.209" -> "G.9"; "G.224" -> "G.9"; "G.579" -> "G.9"; "G.11" -> "G.10"; "G.15" -> "G.10"; "G.17" -> "G.10"; "G.20" -> "G.10"; "G.21" -> "G.10"; "G.47" -> "G.10"; "G.61" -> "G.10"; "G.15" -> "G.11"; "G.17" -> "G.11"; "G.20" -> "G.11"; "G.21" -> "G.11"; "G.47" -> "G.11"; "G.61" -> "G.11"; "G.13" -> "G.12"; "G.17" -> "G.12"; "G.20" -> "G.12"; "G.24" -> "G.12"; "G.25" -> "G.12"; "G.28" -> "G.12"; "G.29" -> "G.12"; "G.31" -> "G.12"; "G.32" -> "G.12"; "G.34" -> "G.12"; "G.41" -> "G.12"; "G.43" -> "G.12"; "G.44" -> "G.12"; "G.45" -> "G.12"; "G.47" -> "G.12"; "G.48" -> "G.12"; "G.51" -> "G.12"; "G.53" -> "G.12"; "G.60" -> "G.12"; "G.62" -> "G.12"; "G.63" -> "G.12"; "G.64" -> "G.12"; "G.66" -> "G.12"; "G.67" -> "G.12"; "G.70" -> "G.12"; "G.210" -> "G.12"; "G.17" -> "G.13"; "G.25" -> "G.13"; "G.63" -> "G.13"; "G.17" -> "G.14"; "G.20" -> "G.14"; "G.25" -> "G.14"; "G.28" -> "G.14"; "G.31" -> "G.14"; "G.34" -> "G.14"; "G.41" -> "G.14"; "G.43" -> "G.14"; "G.45" -> "G.14"; "G.47" -> "G.14"; "G.48" -> "G.14"; "G.51" -> "G.14"; "G.58" -> "G.14"; "G.60" -> "G.14"; "G.65" -> "G.14"; "G.70" -> "G.14"; "G.210" -> "G.14"; "G.17" -> "G.15"; "G.20" -> "G.15"; "G.21" -> "G.15"; "G.47" -> "G.15"; "G.17" -> "G.16"; "G.20" -> "G.16"; "G.21" -> "G.16"; "G.37" -> "G.16"; "G.39" -> "G.16"; "G.40" -> "G.16"; "G.47" -> "G.16"; "G.56" -> "G.16"; "G.64" -> "G.16"; "G.65" -> "G.16"; "G.66" -> "G.16"; "G.67" -> "G.16"; "G.70" -> "G.16"; "G.20" -> "G.17"; "G.31" -> "G.17"; "G.32" -> "G.17"; "G.34" -> "G.17"; "G.20" -> "G.18"; "G.25" -> "G.18"; "G.39" -> "G.18"; "G.41" -> "G.18"; "G.45" -> "G.18"; "G.53" -> "G.18"; "G.58" -> "G.18"; "G.66" -> "G.18"; "G.67" -> "G.18"; "G.210" -> "G.18"; "G.579" -> "G.18"; "G.20" -> "G.19"; "G.25" -> "G.19"; "G.39" -> "G.19"; "G.40" -> "G.19"; "G.64" -> "G.19"; "G.21" -> "G.20"; "G.25" -> "G.21"; "G.31" -> "G.21"; "G.34" -> "G.21"; "G.41" -> "G.21"; "G.43" -> "G.21"; "G.45" -> "G.21"; "G.47" -> "G.21"; "G.51" -> "G.21"; "G.228" -> "G.21"; "G.24" -> "G.22"; "G.25" -> "G.22"; "G.28" -> "G.22"; "G.29" -> "G.22"; "G.30" -> "G.22"; "G.31" -> "G.22"; "G.32" -> "G.22"; "G.33" -> "G.22"; "G.34" -> "G.22"; "G.37" -> "G.22"; "G.39" -> "G.22"; "G.40" -> "G.22"; "G.41" -> "G.22"; "G.43" -> "G.22"; "G.44" -> "G.22"; "G.45" -> "G.22"; "G.48" -> "G.22"; "G.51" -> "G.22"; "G.53" -> "G.22"; "G.55" -> "G.22"; "G.56" -> "G.22"; "G.58" -> "G.22"; "G.60" -> "G.22"; "G.62" -> "G.22"; "G.63" -> "G.22"; "G.64" -> "G.22"; "G.224" -> "G.22"; "G.225" -> "G.22"; "G.227" -> "G.22"; "G.24" -> "G.23"; "G.29" -> "G.23"; "G.25" -> "G.24"; "G.32" -> "G.24"; "G.41" -> "G.24"; "G.51" -> "G.24"; "G.60" -> "G.24"; "G.62" -> "G.24"; "G.64" -> "G.24"; "G.28" -> "G.25"; "G.43" -> "G.25"; "G.44" -> "G.25"; "G.45" -> "G.25"; "G.28" -> "G.26"; "G.39" -> "G.26"; "G.41" -> "G.26"; "G.43" -> "G.26"; "G.45" -> "G.26"; "G.51" -> "G.26"; "G.29" -> "G.28"; "G.31" -> "G.29"; "G.34" -> "G.29"; "G.48" -> "G.29"; "G.31" -> "G.30"; "G.48" -> "G.30"; "G.32" -> "G.31"; "G.41" -> "G.32"; "G.34" -> "G.33"; "G.37" -> "G.33"; "G.38" -> "G.33"; "G.39" -> "G.33"; "G.40" -> "G.33"; "G.55" -> "G.33"; "G.56" -> "G.33"; "G.81" -> "G.33"; "G.209" -> "G.33"; "G.227" -> "G.33"; "G.37" -> "G.34"; "G.37" -> "G.36"; "G.56" -> "G.36"; "G.62" -> "G.36"; "G.64" -> "G.36"; "G.39" -> "G.37"; "G.40" -> "G.37"; "G.56" -> "G.37"; "G.39" -> "G.38"; "G.40" -> "G.38"; "G.225" -> "G.39"; "G.41" -> "G.40"; "G.56" -> "G.40"; "G.43" -> "G.41"; "G.51" -> "G.41"; "G.53" -> "G.41"; "G.44" -> "G.43"; "G.45" -> "G.44"; "G.47" -> "G.45"; "G.48" -> "G.47"; "G.58" -> "G.48"; "G.62" -> "G.51"; "G.53" -> "G.52"; "G.56" -> "G.52"; "G.58" -> "G.52"; "G.60" -> "G.52"; "G.62" -> "G.52"; "G.64" -> "G.52"; "G.65" -> "G.52"; "G.66" -> "G.52"; "G.67" -> "G.52"; "G.70" -> "G.52"; "G.58" -> "G.53"; "G.60" -> "G.53"; "G.56" -> "G.55"; "G.60" -> "G.56"; "G.62" -> "G.56"; "G.64" -> "G.56"; "G.66" -> "G.58"; "G.67" -> "G.58"; "G.65" -> "G.60"; "G.62" -> "G.61"; "G.66" -> "G.61"; "G.67" -> "G.61"; "G.70" -> "G.61"; "G.86" -> "G.61"; "G.64" -> "G.62"; "G.65" -> "G.62"; "G.66" -> "G.62"; "G.67" -> "G.62"; "G.70" -> "G.62"; "G.64" -> "G.63"; "G.228" -> "G.63"; "G.579" -> "G.63"; "G.65" -> "G.64"; "G.66" -> "G.64"; "G.67" -> "G.65"; "G.70" -> "G.66"; "G.210" -> "G.67"; "G.210" -> "G.70"; "G.227" -> "G.81"; "G.228" -> "G.81"; "G.579" -> "G.81"; "G.579" -> "G.86"; "G.170" -> "G.169"; "G.171" -> "G.170"; "G.176" -> "G.170"; "G.183" -> "G.170"; "G.185" -> "G.170"; "G.186" -> "G.170"; "G.189" -> "G.170"; "G.190" -> "G.170"; "G.193" -> "G.170"; "G.210" -> "G.170"; "G.186" -> "G.171"; "G.190" -> "G.171"; "G.189" -> "G.173"; "G.180" -> "G.176"; "G.183" -> "G.176"; "G.187" -> "G.176"; "G.189" -> "G.176"; "G.190" -> "G.176"; "G.193" -> "G.176"; "G.210" -> "G.176"; "G.183" -> "G.180"; "G.190" -> "G.180"; "G.224" -> "G.180"; "G.227" -> "G.180"; "G.228" -> "G.180"; "G.182" -> "G.181"; "G.190" -> "G.181"; "G.193" -> "G.181"; "G.183" -> "G.182"; "G.193" -> "G.183"; "G.225" -> "G.183"; "G.186" -> "G.184"; "G.186" -> "G.185"; "G.187" -> "G.186"; "G.225" -> "G.187"; "G.210" -> "G.189"; "G.225" -> "G.189"; "G.193" -> "G.190"; "G.210" -> "G.193"; "G.210" -> "G.209"; "G.225" -> "G.210"; "G.579" -> "G.210"; "G.225" -> "G.224"; "G.227" -> "G.224"; "G.227" -> "G.225"; "G.228" -> "G.227"; "G.579" -> "G.228"; "G.579" -> "G.242"; } Required for¶ G.584, G.589, G.597, G.600, G.601