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EF, FG are greater than EG,
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EG is equal to ED [and ED is EF, FD],
EF, FG are greater than EF, FD.
Let
EF be subtracted from each;
therefore
the remainder FG is greater than the remainder FD.
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Again, since EF, FG are greater than EG, and EG is equal to ED [and ED is EF, FD], EF, FG are greater than EF, FD. Let EF be subtracted from each; therefore the remainder FG is greater than the remainder FD. |
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