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Subject: Re: Still on LOP's
From: Peter Fogg (ffive@XXX.XXX)
Date: Thu May 02 2002 - 19:43:04 EDT
George Huxtable wrote:
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> That is the only assumption that is needed, equal numbers right and left.
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For ONE line. But once there are three intersecting lines, the argument
against 'equal numbers' on either side of any particular line is the other
line - or two. As I put it earlier:
'And if our AP is not contained within the cocked hat, then where is it?
If outside, but near one intersection then those 2 LOPs are roughly
correct but the third is quite wrong. If outside, and somewhat halfway
along one of the LOPs between 2 intersections, then that LOP is roughly
correct but the other 2 must be decidedly dodgy. Is this' - these two
scenarios -
'really the case 75% of the time?'
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