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constructions would allow such a line segment to be freely moved to touch the [[origin (mathematics|origin]], [[parallel]] with the unit line segment - so equivalently we may consider the
with twice the length.<ref name="Heath">T.L. Heath ''A history of Greek mathematics'', Vol. 1]</ref> In modern notation, this means that given segments of lengths ''a'' and 2''a'', the

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