cut off, is always of the same dimensions, that is to say is always equal to aÿ£¢2ã₤, or =ã₤1. If one-half of the cube have to be cut off, this plane transverse partition is much the best, for we see by the diagram that a cylindrical partition cutting off an equal volume would have an area about 25%, and a spherical partition would have an area about 50% greater. The point A in the diagram corresponds to
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