Trigonometry: Plane and Spherical; with the Construction and Application of Logarithms. By Thomas Simpson, F.R.S. |
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Side 3
The periphery of every circle is supposed to be divided into 360 equal parts ;
called degrees ; and each degree into 60 equal parts , called minutes ; and each
minute into 60. equal parts , called seconds , or second minutes , & c . Bz 3.
The periphery of every circle is supposed to be divided into 360 equal parts ;
called degrees ; and each degree into 60 equal parts , called minutes ; and each
minute into 60. equal parts , called seconds , or second minutes , & c . Bz 3.
Side 16
Thus , if the sine of s ' be required , it will be , 15 " : 11 : : , 004363312 ; ,
CC0290888 , the line of the arch of one minute , nearly . But if you would have
the fine of more exactly determined ( from which the fines of other arches may be
derived ...
Thus , if the sine of s ' be required , it will be , 15 " : 11 : : , 004363312 ; ,
CC0290888 , the line of the arch of one minute , nearly . But if you would have
the fine of more exactly determined ( from which the fines of other arches may be
derived ...
Side 17
The fines of every degree and minute , up to 60 ° , being thus found ; those of
above 60 ° will be had by addition only ( from Theor . 2. p . 15. ) then , the fines
being all known , the tangents and fecants will likewise become known , by Prop .
1 .
The fines of every degree and minute , up to 60 ° , being thus found ; those of
above 60 ° will be had by addition only ( from Theor . 2. p . 15. ) then , the fines
being all known , the tangents and fecants will likewise become known , by Prop .
1 .
Side 18
... thus derived , the next thing is to find , by help of these , the lines of all the
intermediate arches , to every single minute . ... enough where nothing less than
degrees and minutes is regarded ) , may be effected by barely taking the
proportional ...
... thus derived , the next thing is to find , by help of these , the lines of all the
intermediate arches , to every single minute . ... enough where nothing less than
degrees and minutes is regarded ) , may be effected by barely taking the
proportional ...
Side 19
... to the sum , add the first remainder ; to this sumn add the next remainder , and
so on continually : then the several sums thus arising will respectively exhibit the
fines of all the intermediate arches , to every single minute , exclusive of the last ...
... to the sum , add the first remainder ; to this sumn add the next remainder , and
so on continually : then the several sums thus arising will respectively exhibit the
fines of all the intermediate arches , to every single minute , exclusive of the last ...
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