Trigonometry, Plane and Spherical;: With the Construction and Application of Logarithms |
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Resultat 1-5 av 5
Side 5
... and CK are the cotangent and co - secant of AB . 12. A trigonometrical cahon is
a table exhibiting the length of the fine , tangent , and secant , to every degree
and minute of the quadrant , with respect to the radius ; which is supposed unity ...
... and CK are the cotangent and co - secant of AB . 12. A trigonometrical cahon is
a table exhibiting the length of the fine , tangent , and secant , to every degree
and minute of the quadrant , with respect to the radius ; which is supposed unity ...
Side 18
Note , The co - fine of the difference of two arches ( fuppofing radius unity ) , is
found by adding the product of their fines to that of their co - fines ; as is hereafter
demonstrated . 2o . From tremes , will be , 0002904915 , the excels of 18 ...
Note , The co - fine of the difference of two arches ( fuppofing radius unity ) , is
found by adding the product of their fines to that of their co - fines ; as is hereafter
demonstrated . 2o . From tremes , will be , 0002904915 , the excels of 18 ...
Side 38
... a , & c . be a geometrical progression whose first term is unity , and common
ratio any given quantity a . Then it is manifeft , 1. That , the sum of the indices of
any two terms of the progression is equal to the index of the produa of those
terms .
... a , & c . be a geometrical progression whose first term is unity , and common
ratio any given quantity a . Then it is manifeft , 1. That , the sum of the indices of
any two terms of the progression is equal to the index of the produa of those
terms .
Side 39
These are the properties of the indices of a geo : metrical 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 geo : metrical 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 42
... had recourse to , in order to obtain a series that will always converge . I - I -
First , then , let the number whose logarithm you would find be denoted by ;
where it is manifest ( however great that number may be ) x will be always less
than unity ...
... had recourse to , in order to obtain a series that will always converge . I - I -
First , then , let the number whose logarithm you would find be denoted by ;
where it is manifest ( however great that number may be ) x will be always less
than unity ...
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