Trigonometry: Plane and Spherical; with the Construction and Application of Logarithms. By Thomas Simpson, F.R.S. |
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Side 18
... let it's of the difference of the two proposed fines ( or extremes ) be added , and
the sum will be the excess of the first of the intermediate sines above the leffer
extreme . • Note , The co - fine of the difference of two arches ( supposing radius ...
... let it's of the difference of the two proposed fines ( or extremes ) be added , and
the sum will be the excess of the first of the intermediate sines above the leffer
extreme . • Note , The co - fine of the difference of two arches ( supposing radius ...
Side 19
From this excess let the first product be continually subtracted ; that is , first , from
the excess itself ; then from the remainder ; then from the last remainder , and so
on 44 times . 3 ° . To the leffer extreme add the forementioned excefs ; and , to ...
From this excess let the first product be continually subtracted ; that is , first , from
the excess itself ; then from the remainder ; then from the last remainder , and so
on 44 times . 3 ° . To the leffer extreme add the forementioned excefs ; and , to ...
Side 49
From this excess let the quotient ( found by Rule 2. ) be continually fübtracted ,
that is , first from the excess itself , then from the remainder , then from the next
remainder , & c . & c . 5. To the logarithm of A add the said excess , and to the fum
...
From this excess let the quotient ( found by Rule 2. ) be continually fübtracted ,
that is , first from the excess itself , then from the remainder , then from the next
remainder , & c . & c . 5. To the logarithm of A add the said excess , and to the fum
...
Side 50
A ICO gives , 00002426107 for the excess of the logarithm of A +1 above that of A
( by Rule 3. ) From whence the work , being continued according to Rule 4 and 5
. will stand as follows : , 000024 26107 excess . 4,25 | 2853031 log : 17900 ...
A ICO gives , 00002426107 for the excess of the logarithm of A +1 above that of A
( by Rule 3. ) From whence the work , being continued according to Rule 4 and 5
. will stand as follows : , 000024 26107 excess . 4,25 | 2853031 log : 17900 ...
Side 73
Whence it appears , that , As the co - tangent of half the bypothenuse , is to its
tangent ; so is the co - line of the difference of the angles at the hypothenuse , to
the fine of the excess of their sum above a right - angle . COROL1 COROLLARY .
Whence it appears , that , As the co - tangent of half the bypothenuse , is to its
tangent ; so is the co - line of the difference of the angles at the hypothenuse , to
the fine of the excess of their sum above a right - angle . COROL1 COROLLARY .
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