Lecture

Geometric Operations and Historical Perspectives

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Description

This lecture covers elementary geometric operations, including division of angles and segments, and delves into historical perspectives on geometry. The instructor discusses Descartes' and Newton's contributions, the theory of proportions, Thales' theorem, and operations involving circles. The lecture concludes by introducing the concept of the power of a point with respect to a circle.

Instructor

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