Elements of Geometry And Trigonometry
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Prop. VII. ) : hence, omitting the ', since the equa- tions are applicable to any triangle, we shall have cos }. =R^/ ^^^I^ + B-C) '^^^ i (A + C-B) ' sin B sin C cos i h=n^ Ao^ i (A + B-C) cos i (B + C-A) sin A sin C cos I c=Ry/ cos i (A+C-B) cos j (B+C— A) sin A sin B. 32 he-) 250 SPHERICAL TRIGONOMETRY.
Putting S=A + B + C, we shall have JS~A =i{A + B— A), ^S— B =i (A + C— B) and JS— C=KA+B— C), hence cos J^a=R\/ '="^ (tS-C) cos gS-B) sin B sin C cos JL&=R^ A°« (JS-C) cos gS-A) sin A sin C ^ .../cos(iS-B)cosaS-A) COS|C=R V : r— sm A sm B M^O VII. If we apply equations (2. ) to the polar triangle, we shall have — R^ cos A'=R cos B' cos C — sin B' sin C cos a\ Or, omitting the ', since the equation is applicable to any tri- angle, we have the three symmetrical equations, R^. Cos A=sin B sin C cos a — ^R cos B cos C R^. Cos B=sin A sin C cos b-^R cos A cos C W8. ) R^. Cos C=sin A sin B cos c — R cos A cos b) That is, radius square into the cosine of either angle of a sphe- rical triangle^ is equal to the rectangle of the sines of the two other angles into the cosine of their included side, minus radius into the rectangle of their cosines.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Prop. VII. ) : hence, omitting the ', since the equa- tions are applicable to any triangle, we shall have cos }. =R^/ ^^^I^ + B-C) '^^^ i (A + C-B) ' sin B sin C cos i h=n^ Ao^ i (A + B-C) cos i (B + C-A) sin A sin C cos I c=Ry/ cos i (A+C-B) cos j (B+C— A) sin A sin B. 32 he-) 250 SPHERICAL TRIGONOMETRY.
Putting S=A + B + C, we shall have JS~A =i{A + B— A), ^S— B =i (A + C— B) and JS— C=KA+B— C), hence cos J^a=R\/ '="^ (tS-C) cos gS-B) sin B sin C cos JL&=R^ A°« (JS-C) cos gS-A) sin A sin C ^ .../cos(iS-B)cosaS-A) COS|C=R V : r— sm A sm B M^O VII. If we apply equations (2. ) to the polar triangle, we shall have — R^ cos A'=R cos B' cos C — sin B' sin C cos a\ Or, omitting the ', since the equation is applicable to any tri- angle, we have the three symmetrical equations, R^. Cos A=sin B sin C cos a — ^R cos B cos C R^. Cos B=sin A sin C cos b-^R cos A cos C W8. ) R^. Cos C=sin A sin B cos c — R cos A cos b) That is, radius square into the cosine of either angle of a sphe- rical triangle^ is equal to the rectangle of the sines of the two other angles into the cosine of their included side, minus radius into the rectangle of their cosines.
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