Trigonometry: Plane and Spherical; with the Construction and Application of Logarithms. By Thomas Simpson, F.R.S. |
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Side 4
Any part AB of the periphery of the circle is called an arch , and is faid to be the
measure of the angle ACB at - the center , which it subtends . f Ng Note , The
degrees , minutes , seconds , & c . contained in any arch , or angle , are wrote in
this ...
Any part AB of the periphery of the circle is called an arch , and is faid to be the
measure of the angle ACB at - the center , which it subtends . f Ng Note , The
degrees , minutes , seconds , & c . contained in any arch , or angle , are wrote in
this ...
Side 5
The co - line of an arch is the part of the diameter intercepted between the center
and sine ; and is equal to the fine of the complement of that arch . Thus CF is the
co - line of the arch AB , and is equal to BI , the fine of its complement HB . 9.
The co - line of an arch is the part of the diameter intercepted between the center
and sine ; and is equal to the fine of the complement of that arch . Thus CF is the
co - line of the arch AB , and is equal to BI , the fine of its complement HB . 9.
Side 16
To find the fine of a very small arch ; JURPOSE that of 15 ' . ... of the semi -
periphery , is expreffed by , 00818121 ( radius being unity ) ; therefore , as the
chords of very finall arches are to each other nearly as the arches themselves (
vid . p .
To find the fine of a very small arch ; JURPOSE that of 15 ' . ... of the semi -
periphery , is expreffed by , 00818121 ( radius being unity ) ; therefore , as the
chords of very finall arches are to each other nearly as the arches themselves (
vid . p .
Side 54
From which it appears , that the square of the fine of half any arch , or angle , is
equal to a rectangle under half the radius and the versed fine of the whole ; and
that the square of its co - fine is equal to a re & tengle under half the radius and
the ...
From which it appears , that the square of the fine of half any arch , or angle , is
equal to a rectangle under half the radius and the versed fine of the whole ; and
that the square of its co - fine is equal to a re & tengle under half the radius and
the ...
Side 56
1 Hence , the fine of the double of either arch CS ( when they are equal ) will be =
and its coR C - SP sine = : whence it appears , that the fine of R the double of any
arch , is equal to twice the rečtangle of the fine and co - fine of the single arch ...
1 Hence , the fine of the double of either arch CS ( when they are equal ) will be =
and its coR C - SP sine = : whence it appears , that the fine of R the double of any
arch , is equal to twice the rečtangle of the fine and co - fine of the single arch ...
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