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Volume 2 - Issue 25 - January 1901

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Research Article

  • Two Illustrations of Elimination

  • R. F. Davis
  • Published online by Cambridge University Press:
    03 November 2016, pp. 1-3

  • If A, B, C, G are four given points in a plane, it is possible to place masses x, y, z at A, B, C respectively, so that the centroid of the system is at G. This, it is to be observed, can only be done in one way as x, y, z must be proportional to the areal (or “barycentric”) co-ordinates of G with respect to the triangle ABC.

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