A Treatise On Practical Astronomy As Applied to Geodesy And Navigation
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12. . 640 i. Oo* -{- i-oox = . 15.
These now have the general form of the equations of condition (36), viz. , + M* = M ; [ad]a + [cd]c We shall give the solution of these equations in full with the various checks on the accuracy of the computation, as an illustration of the method. Practically, however, this part of the work will generally be more or less abridged by ex- perienced computers when the number of unknown quantities does not exceed that of the above equations.
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12. . 640 i. Oo* -{- i-oox = . 15.
These now have the general form of the equations of condition (36), viz. , + M* = M ; [ad]a + [cd]c We shall give the solution of these equations in full with the various checks on the accuracy of the computation, as an illustration of the method. Practically, however, this part of the work will generally be more or less abridged by ex- perienced computers when the number of unknown quantities does not exceed that of the above equations.
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