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Side 276
... Sine of any Arc , which alfo is commonly called only a Sine , is a Perpendicular falling from one End of an Arc , to the Radius drawn through the other End of the faid Arc . And is therefore the Semifubtenfe of double the Arc , viz . DE ...
... Sine of any Arc , which alfo is commonly called only a Sine , is a Perpendicular falling from one End of an Arc , to the Radius drawn through the other End of the faid Arc . And is therefore the Semifubtenfe of double the Arc , viz . DE ...
Side 277
... Sine , Tangent , or Secant of any Arc , may be bad by Help of this Table ; and contrarywife , a Sine , Tangent , or Secant , being given , we may find the Arc it expreffes . Take Notice , That in in the following Tract , R fignifies the ...
... Sine , Tangent , or Secant of any Arc , may be bad by Help of this Table ; and contrarywife , a Sine , Tangent , or Secant , being given , we may find the Arc it expreffes . Take Notice , That in in the following Tract , R fignifies the ...
Side 278
... Sine of the Arc DL the Arc BD . PROPOSITION IV . PROBLEM . The Sine BM of the Arc BL being given , to find the Sine of double that Arc . HE Sine BM being given , there will be given ( by Prop . 2. ) the Cofine CM . But the Trian- gles ...
... Sine of the Arc DL the Arc BD . PROPOSITION IV . PROBLEM . The Sine BM of the Arc BL being given , to find the Sine of double that Arc . HE Sine BM being given , there will be given ( by Prop . 2. ) the Cofine CM . But the Trian- gles ...
Side 279
... Sine of the Sum , as likewife EL , the Sine of their Difference . LET the Radius CD be drawn , and then CO is the Cofine of the Arc FD , which accordingly is given , and draw OP thro ' O parallel to DK . Alfo let OM , GE , be drawn ...
... Sine of the Sum , as likewife EL , the Sine of their Difference . LET the Radius CD be drawn , and then CO is the Cofine of the Arc FD , which accordingly is given , and draw OP thro ' O parallel to DK . Alfo let OM , GE , be drawn ...
Side 280
... Sine of 59 Degrees Sine of 1 Degree . And the Sine of 62 Degrees Sine of 58 Degrees + Sine of 2 Degrees . Alfo the Sine of 63 Degrees Sine of 57 Degrees + Sine of 3 Degrees , and fo on . Coroll . 3. If the Sines of all Arcs , from the ...
... Sine of 59 Degrees Sine of 1 Degree . And the Sine of 62 Degrees Sine of 58 Degrees + Sine of 2 Degrees . Alfo the Sine of 63 Degrees Sine of 57 Degrees + Sine of 3 Degrees , and fo on . Coroll . 3. If the Sines of all Arcs , from the ...
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