Trigonometry: Plane and Spherical; with the Construction and Application of Logarithms. By Thomas Simpson, F.R.S. |
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Side 15
From whence , and the preceding corollary , we have these two useful theorems .
1. If the fine of the mean , of three equidifferent arches ( supposing radius unity )
be multiplied by twice the co - line of the common difference , and the line of ...
From whence , and the preceding corollary , we have these two useful theorems .
1. If the fine of the mean , of three equidifferent arches ( supposing radius unity )
be multiplied by twice the co - line of the common difference , and the line of ...
Side 39
These are the properties of the indices of a geometrical progression ; which
being universally true , let the common ratio be now supposed indefinitely near to
that of equality , or the excess of a above unity , indefinitely little ; so that some
term ...
These are the properties of the indices of a geometrical progression ; which
being universally true , let the common ratio be now supposed indefinitely near to
that of equality , or the excess of a above unity , indefinitely little ; so that some
term ...
Side 41
ra various it is evi . efpect to in re , f them es and number of terms being
indefinitely small in comparison of n : it is also evident , that they ' may be rejected
in all the rest of the terms of the feries ; because these terms ( by reason of the
indefinite ...
ra various it is evi . efpect to in re , f them es and number of terms being
indefinitely small in comparison of n : it is also evident , that they ' may be rejected
in all the rest of the terms of the feries ; because these terms ( by reason of the
indefinite ...
Side 64
But DC = OC ? + OD ' + 200 x OF ( by 11. 2. ) = OA ' + OD ? + 2ODxDF --UD - OA '
- OD ' + 2OD X DF = AD + 2OD * DF ( by 7.2 . ) ;, whence , by taking away AD
from the first and last of these equal quantities , we have DCP - AD : - 20DXDF ...
But DC = OC ? + OD ' + 200 x OF ( by 11. 2. ) = OA ' + OD ? + 2ODxDF --UD - OA '
- OD ' + 2OD X DF = AD + 2OD * DF ( by 7.2 . ) ;, whence , by taking away AD
from the first and last of these equal quantities , we have DCP - AD : - 20DXDF ...
Side 71
... to determine the triangle . Let AE be the fum , and AF the difference of the two
legs . Because , radius : CO - s . AB :: Co - f . BC : Co - s . B AC ( by Theor . 2. )
therefore , co - f . AB x co - f . BC = rad . X.co.f. AC ; but the former of these is = {
rad .
... to determine the triangle . Let AE be the fum , and AF the difference of the two
legs . Because , radius : CO - s . AB :: Co - f . BC : Co - s . B AC ( by Theor . 2. )
therefore , co - f . AB x co - f . BC = rad . X.co.f. AC ; but the former of these is = {
rad .
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