Trigonometry, Plane and Spherical: With the Construction and Application of LogarithmsF. Wingrove, 1799 - 79 sider |
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Side 6
... preceding figure ) , and FG the tangent of the angle A , or arch EF ( Vid . Def . 3 . and 9. ) ; then , by reafon of the fimilarity of the triangles ABC , AFG , it will be , AB : BC :: AF : FG . 2. E. D. Note , In the quotations where ...
... preceding figure ) , and FG the tangent of the angle A , or arch EF ( Vid . Def . 3 . and 9. ) ; then , by reafon of the fimilarity of the triangles ABC , AFG , it will be , AB : BC :: AF : FG . 2. E. D. Note , In the quotations where ...
Side 15
... preceding corollary , we have these two ufeful theorems . 1. If the fine of the mean , of three equidifferent . arches ( fuppofing radius unity ) be multiplied by twice the co - fine of the common difference , and the fine of either ...
... preceding corollary , we have these two ufeful theorems . 1. If the fine of the mean , of three equidifferent . arches ( fuppofing radius unity ) be multiplied by twice the co - fine of the common difference , and the fine of either ...
Side 16
... of constructing the trigonome- trical canon . Firft , find the fine of an arch of one minute , by the preceding Prop . and then its co - fine , by X Prop . 1 * ! Prop . 1. which let be denoted by C 16 Conftruction of the Table.
... of constructing the trigonome- trical canon . Firft , find the fine of an arch of one minute , by the preceding Prop . and then its co - fine , by X Prop . 1 * ! Prop . 1. which let be denoted by C 16 Conftruction of the Table.
Side 20
... the fines of all the arches , to every mi- nute , between 59 ° 15 ′ and 60 ° 00 ' ; thofe of the two extremes being first found , by the preceding method . 1 1 method . In this cafe , the two extremes , 20 Construction of the Table.
... the fines of all the arches , to every mi- nute , between 59 ° 15 ′ and 60 ° 00 ' ; thofe of the two extremes being first found , by the preceding method . 1 1 method . In this cafe , the two extremes , 20 Construction of the Table.
Side 28
... ( ABC ) it will be , as radius is to the fine of either angle , fo is the co - fine of the adjacent leg to the co - fine of the oppofite angle . " DEMON- 證 DEMONSTRATION , Let CEF be as in the preceding 28 Spherical Trigonometry .
... ( ABC ) it will be , as radius is to the fine of either angle , fo is the co - fine of the adjacent leg to the co - fine of the oppofite angle . " DEMON- 證 DEMONSTRATION , Let CEF be as in the preceding 28 Spherical Trigonometry .
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Side 3 - The circumference of every circle is supposed to be divided into 360 equal parts, called degrees; and each degree into 60 minutes, each minute into 60 seconds, and so on.
Side 30 - U to their difference, fo is the tangent of half the fum of thofe arches, to the tangent of half their difference; and, As the fum of the...
Side 4 - The fine, or right-fine, of an arch, is a right line drawn from one extremity of the arch, perpendicular to the diameter paffing through the other extremity. Thus BF is the fine of the arch AB or DB.
Side 33 - ... fo is the tangent of half the vertical angle, to the tangent of the angle which the perpendicular CD makes with the line CF, bifcding the vertical The Solution of the Cafes of righl-angled fpfierical Triangles, (Fig.
Side 33 - ABC, it will be, as the co -tangent of half the fum of the angles at the bafe, is to the tangent of half their difference, fo is the tangent of half the...
Side 43 - JJ/xJV; hence, The sum of the logarithms of any two numbers is equal to the logarithm of their product. Therefore, the addition of logarithms corresponds to the multiplication of their numbers.
Side 5 - BI, the sine of its complement HB. The tangent of an arc, is a right line touching the circle in one extremity of that arc, continued from thence to meet a line drawn from the centre through the other extremity ; which line is called the secant of the same arc : thus AG is the Ungent, and CG the secant of the arc AB.
Side 4 - A chord, or fubtenfe, is a right line drawn from one extremity of an arch to the other ; thus B £ is the chord or fubterife of the arch BAE, orBDE.
Side 13 - The straight line BE between the centre and the extremity of the tangent AE, is called the Secant of the arch AC, or of the angle ABC. COR. to def.