Examples in Mathematics Mechanics Navigation And Nautical Astronomy Heat And
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) to San Francisco (37 48' N. , 122 25' W. ).
[N. 61 E. ; 2, 079'] 15. From Callao (12 4' S, 77 9' W. ) to Coquimbo (29 55' S. , 71 21' W. ).
[S. 16|E. ; 1, 119'] 16. From Acapulco (16 50' N. , 99 57' W. ) to Payta (5 5' S. , 81 6' W. ).
[S. 40E. ; 1, 726'] 1 7. The divisions on the scale of a barometer represent ' 05 of an inch. Twenty-five divisions on the vernier are equal to twenty-four on the scale. What is the accuracy of reading ?
[002 inch. ] 18. The arc of a sextant is divided to 10', ...and the length of the vernier, which is divided into 40 equal parts, is equal to 79 arc divisions. Find the accuracy of reading.
[15"] 19. If the perpendicular distance from the centre of the index glass of a sextant to the line of collimation is 1 ' 5 inches, what is the shortest permissible distance of an object (observed for index error) so that the index error may be correct within 10"?
[860 yards, nearly. ] 20. Nearly simultaneous meridian altitudes of Markdb (dec. 14 41' 36" N. ) and Dubhe (dec.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
) to San Francisco (37 48' N. , 122 25' W. ).
[N. 61 E. ; 2, 079'] 15. From Callao (12 4' S, 77 9' W. ) to Coquimbo (29 55' S. , 71 21' W. ).
[S. 16|E. ; 1, 119'] 16. From Acapulco (16 50' N. , 99 57' W. ) to Payta (5 5' S. , 81 6' W. ).
[S. 40E. ; 1, 726'] 1 7. The divisions on the scale of a barometer represent ' 05 of an inch. Twenty-five divisions on the vernier are equal to twenty-four on the scale. What is the accuracy of reading ?
[002 inch. ] 18. The arc of a sextant is divided to 10', ...and the length of the vernier, which is divided into 40 equal parts, is equal to 79 arc divisions. Find the accuracy of reading.
[15"] 19. If the perpendicular distance from the centre of the index glass of a sextant to the line of collimation is 1 ' 5 inches, what is the shortest permissible distance of an object (observed for index error) so that the index error may be correct within 10"?
[860 yards, nearly. ] 20. Nearly simultaneous meridian altitudes of Markdb (dec. 14 41' 36" N. ) and Dubhe (dec.
What to read after Examples in Mathematics Mechanics Navigation And Nautical Astronomy Heat And?
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