Trigonometry: Plane and Spherical; with the Construction and Application of Logarithms. By Thomas Simpson, F.R.S. |
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Side 17
Although what has been hitherto laid down for constructing the trigonometrical -
canon , is abundantly fufficient for that purpose , and is also very easily
demonstrated ; yet , as the first fine , from whence the rest are all derived , must
be carried ...
Although what has been hitherto laid down for constructing the trigonometrical -
canon , is abundantly fufficient for that purpose , and is also very easily
demonstrated ; yet , as the first fine , from whence the rest are all derived , must
be carried ...
Side 18
( betwixt which you would find all the intermediate fines ) by the fraction ,
0000000423 , for a first product ; and this , again , by 22 , for a second product ; to
which last , let it's of the difference of the two proposed fines ( or extremes ) be
added ...
( betwixt which you would find all the intermediate fines ) by the fraction ,
0000000423 , for a first product ; and this , again , by 22 , for a second product ; to
which last , let it's of the difference of the two proposed fines ( or extremes ) be
added ...
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 57
1 B M Let AN and AM be the two arches , and AB B and AC their N F M tangents ;
i alfo N let NE be the tangent of their fum , in the first D D cafe , and the tangent of
their difference , in the second , and let CF , perpendicular to the radius DN , be ...
1 B M Let AN and AM be the two arches , and AB B and AC their N F M tangents ;
i alfo N let NE be the tangent of their fum , in the first D D cafe , and the tangent of
their difference , in the second , and let CF , perpendicular to the radius DN , be ...
Side 68
Plane and Spherical; with the Construction and Application of Logarithms. By
Thomas Simpson, F.R.S. Thomas Simpson. : BF ( BE ) , the value of x in the first
case , wherë to2 + ax = b . Again , radius : co - tang . BAF ( tang . F ) :: BF ( BE ) :
AB ...
Plane and Spherical; with the Construction and Application of Logarithms. By
Thomas Simpson, F.R.S. Thomas Simpson. : BF ( BE ) , the value of x in the first
case , wherë to2 + ax = b . Again , radius : co - tang . BAF ( tang . F ) :: BF ( BE ) :
AB ...
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