+ COS A . = or cos 282. To solve a triangle when the three sides are given. [See Arts. 165, 166.] 62 + ca – a We have 2bc The factor b2 + c2 – aż has here to be calculated by multiplications: hence this formula is not well adapted for logarithmic calculations. On the other hand, the formula А (8 – b) (8 –c) tan gives 2 s (8 – a) log tan ; A = { log (8 – b) + } log (8 – c) – 1 log (s – a) – 1 log s. This is well adapted. Or we may use A ( b) (– A (s - a) bc si If all the angles are to be found the tan formula is the most convenient, because only the four logarithms of 8, 8 – a, 8-6, 8-c will be required for the three angles. Example. Given a=35742 yards, b=29813 yards, c=47265 yards, find A. 35742 56410 56410 56410 47265 9145 =s-6 s=56410 .:. From the tables we find log s=4.7513561 log (8 — b)=4:4248327 log (s – a)=4:3152985 log (s – c)=3.9611837 (adding)=9.0666546 (adding)=8:3860164 •3403191 = { log 8 +3 log (s – a) – } log (8 – 6) – } log (8 — c). .. I tan } A = 10 – 3403191=9.6596809. Now 9.6597076=L tan 24° 33' .0003343= diff. for l' :: *0003076=diff. for 11 of 60”, i.e. 54" •5, .: A=24° 32' 54" .5, .:. A=49° 5' 49". =8-- a =8-C = = = (6—c) {1 {1+16–054 sino A} 2 [(bc) . -C = b-C C 283. To solve a triangle when two sides and the included angle are given. [See Arts. 167, 168. I. To find a, we have a’ = + co – 2bc cos A. This is not well adapted to logarithmic calculation. We may, however, transform it as follows: a2 = 62 +62 – 2bc (1 – 2 sin1 A), 4bc () 2 A sin 6 - 2. By the help of the tables this angle may be found. Thus since 2 J(be) A tan A= sin 2 .. log tan 6 = log 2 + } log b + { log c - log (6 -c) + log sin A. Having found 0, we have ao = (b -c)'(1 + tana) = (b -c) seca 0, (6 -c) sec 0, B-C А cot A 2 Having found B and C we may find a from either of the equations a = b sin A cosec B, or a = (b − c) cosA cosec 3 (B – C). The two latter of these (which the student may easily prove) have the advantage over the first that they require only two new logarithms. Thus log a=log (6 + c) + log sin 1, A + log sec } (B-C). ... a = sin -C Example. Given b=723, c=259, A=35° 18', solve the triangle. 2./ (bc) А Let tan A= b 2 Then L tan 0=log 2+ } log b + log c- log (b-c)+ L sin 17° 39' =•3010300+1.4295691+1.2066499 -2.6665180 +9.4817315 =9.7524625, .. 0=29° 29' 23" by reference to the tables. Now a= = (b -c) sec , :: log a=log (6 – c)+log sec 0 =2.6665180+.0602592 = 2:7267772, ..d=533:0614=533:06 approximately. Next L tan (B-C)=log (6 -c) - log (b+c)+L cott A =2:6665180 – 2:9921115+104973279 = 10:1717344, .: (B-C)=56° 2' 39", and } (B+C) = 72° 21', .:: B=128° 23' 39'' and C=16° 18' 21". Hence log a=log (b+c)+log sin 17° 39' + log sec 56° 2' 39', =2.9921115 +1:4817315+.2529351, = 2:7267781, 284. To solve a triangle when two sides and a non-included angle are given. (See Arts. 169, 170.1 .. L sin C = log c - log b + L sin B. This formula is immediately adapted to logarithmic calculation and need not be further discussed. EXAMPLES XI. n = mn x2 2039 و به 1. Prove from definition (the indices being positive integers) : mnapn="/ap"; "apn = a; "/(a)=(a)"; /ap mal = mm / apm+ng; apmal = min/apm-ng; m/{(m/aP)}" = mn) apr. 2. Interpret a', a-5, al, a *; and write down the logarithms of each expression to the base a. 3. Find the values of 3-4, 274, 128-4, 219o. powers instead of roots of a. 5. Express as powers of x : 1 1 ತಿ, 1, x?' Natx /at, Vase and write down the logarithms of each expression to the base a. 6. Find the values of log: 243, log, 343, log. 64, logi, 10000, log: 81, 1 35 71000 7125 log2 ·õ, log: :04, log32 128. logo 3245, log10 123, logo 3.45, logio 1234, log: 200, logo 50, log10 (123 x 109). 8. alog b = bloga. 9. alog be alog b. alogc. . 14 bc b b = mn 12. loga b x loge d=loga d x log. b. 16. If loga x = logo y = logom, then each = log XPy4mm to the base aPb4c". 17. log a to base a” = log n/ac to base a. 18. 2 log cos A = log (1 + sin A) + log (1 – sin A). 19. 2 log tan A = log (sec A - 1) + log (sec A + 1). 20. log sin 2A = log 2 + log cos A + log sin A. 21. log cos 2A = log (cos A + sin A) + log (cos A - sin A). 22. log (1 + sin 2A) = 2 log (cos A + sin A). 23. log tan (A + 45°) = log (1 + tan A) – log (1 – tan A). = Logarithms to base 10. 24. Given log 2 = -3010300, find the logarithms of 1 ' • 1 4, 8, 128, 12, 1024, }, 764, 25, 03125, 200, -002. 1125) 26. Given log 3 = .4771213, find the logarithms of 9, }, 30, 243, 03, .i. 27. Given log 2 and log 3 (as above) find the logs of 6, 18, 15, 135, 144, 750, 2, .004. 28. Given log 7 = 8450980, find the logs of • 343, 343000, 343, 00343, 3.43. 29. Given log 2, log 3, and log 7 (as above) find the logs of 7 35, 210, 245, 28, 42, 63, 441, 504. State in each case the possible error in the result calculated. |