Salusbury, Thomas, Mathematical collections and translations (Tome I), 1667

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1
AN
APPENDIX,
In which is contained certain
THE OREMS and their DEMONSTRATIONS:
Formerly written by the ſame Author, touching the
CENTER of GRAVITY, of
SOLIDS.
POSTVLATVM.
We preſuppoſe equall Weights to be alike diſpo­
ſed in ſever all Ballances, if the Center of Gra­
vity of ſome of thoſe Compounds ſhall divide the Ballance
according to ſome proportion, and the Ballance ſhall
alſo divide their Center of Gravity according to the
ſame proportion.
LEMMA.
Let the line A B be cut in two equall parts in C,
whoſe half A C let be divided in E, ſo that as B E is to
E A, ſo may A E be to E C.
I ſay that B E is double
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to E A. For as B E is to E
A, ſo is E A to E C: there­
fore by Compoſition and by Permutation of Proportion, as
B A is to A C, ſo is A E to E C: But as A E is to E C,
that is, B A to A C, ſo is B E to E A: Wherefore B
E is double to E A.
This ſuppoſed, we will Demonſtrate, That,

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