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Side 30
B Hence it follows , that , in right angled spherical triangles ABC , DBC , having
the same perD pendicular BC , the lines of the bases will be to each other ,
inversely , as the tangents of the angles at the bases : For s radius : finé AB :: tang
.
B Hence it follows , that , in right angled spherical triangles ABC , DBC , having
the same perD pendicular BC , the lines of the bases will be to each other ,
inversely , as the tangents of the angles at the bases : For s radius : finé AB :: tang
.
Side 32
But by the preceding lemma ) co - fine AC + co - sine BC : co - fine AC - co - fine
BC :: co - tang . AC + BC AC - BC : tang and co - fine AD + co - fine BD : co - fine
ADAD + BD co - fine BD :: co - tang . of AE AD - BD DE ; whence , by equality , co
...
But by the preceding lemma ) co - fine AC + co - sine BC : co - fine AC - co - fine
BC :: co - tang . AC + BC AC - BC : tang and co - fine AD + co - fine BD : co - fine
ADAD + BD co - fine BD :: co - tang . of AE AD - BD DE ; whence , by equality , co
...
Side 36
co - line AC :: tang . A ' : co - tang . ACD ; but ( by Cor . 2. 10 Tbeor , 2. ) as tang .
BC : tang . AC :: co - fine ACD : co - fine BCD . Whence ACB : = ACD + BCD is
known . The other fide AB Two sides AC , BC and an angle opposite to one of
them ...
co - line AC :: tang . A ' : co - tang . ACD ; but ( by Cor . 2. 10 Tbeor , 2. ) as tang .
BC : tang . AC :: co - fine ACD : co - fine BCD . Whence ACB : = ACD + BCD is
known . The other fide AB Two sides AC , BC and an angle opposite to one of
them ...
Side 37
A : co - tang . ACD ( by Tbeor.g . ) whence BCD is also known ; then ( by Cor . to
Tbeor . 3. ) as fine ACD : fine BCD : : co - fine A : co - fine B. Two angles A , Either
of the ACB and the other sides , 7 lide AC be suppose BC twixt them As rad .
A : co - tang . ACD ( by Tbeor.g . ) whence BCD is also known ; then ( by Cor . to
Tbeor . 3. ) as fine ACD : fine BCD : : co - fine A : co - fine B. Two angles A , Either
of the ACB and the other sides , 7 lide AC be suppose BC twixt them As rad .
Side 72
AB — Co - f , AC . But the radius may be considered as the sine of an arch of 90 °
, or the co - fine of o : and , therefore , since ( by the lemma in P. 30. ) co - sine o +
co - line BC : co - f.o - Co - f , BC + 0 BC Q BC :: co - tang . : tang : ; and , cofine ...
AB — Co - f , AC . But the radius may be considered as the sine of an arch of 90 °
, or the co - fine of o : and , therefore , since ( by the lemma in P. 30. ) co - sine o +
co - line BC : co - f.o - Co - f , BC + 0 BC Q BC :: co - tang . : tang : ; and , cofine ...
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