Cylinders joined in a line to form one long cylinder
Reducing several cylinders to a single thickness and setting them straight
A brief note on the transformation of solids: cylinders reduced to one and the same thickness are set end to end in a straight line to yield a single elongated cylinder. Three lines of mirror-script stand at the head of the page, with a small framed sketch at the upper left. Most of the lower page is faint show-through from the facing leaf rather than writing on this side.
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Cylinders reduced to equal thickness set in a straight line
The cylinders, once reduced to one and the same thickness, are placed along a straight line so as to compose a single cylinder of elongated shape. The note belongs to the notebook's running studies on measuring and reshaping solid bodies.
Small framed sketch at the head of the page
A small rectangular framed figure is drawn at the upper left, beside the three lines of script. It is faint and not accompanied by its own transcribed caption.