Introductory Mathematical Analysis
Introductory Mathematical Analysis
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From this table determine the latitude and departure of a Bourse with bearing 31 10' and length (distance) 413.
SPECIAL INTERPOLATION 115 Determine the latitude and departure of a course with bear- ing 31 10' and length 413.
A surveyor runs a line N. 30 45' E. , distance 243..., then N. 32 15' W. , distance 214. How far north and how far east or west is he from the starting point?
By use of the traverse table, find the area of a right triangle which has a hypotenuse 534 units in length and an acute angle 59 10'.
A table of logarithmic and natural haversines is indispen- sable in connection with problems in nautical astronomy. Be- low is a portion of such a table.
LOGARITHMIC AND NATURAL HAVERSINES hav 6 = % vers 6 = $ (1 cos 6) = sin 2 6/2.
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3" 50 m 57 30'.
3 h 51 m 57 45'.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
0810 2. 5231 1. 6229 3. 3642 2. 1639 4. 2052 2. 7049 15 33 8387 5446 6773 0893 5160 6339 3547 1786 1934 7232 57 Dep.
Lat.
Dep.
Lat.
Dep.
Lat.
Dep.
Lat.
Dep.
Lat.
C/OUTS6.
CoUTSG.
Dist. 1.
Dist. 2.
Dist. 3.
Dist. 4.
Dist. 5.
From this table determine the latitude and departure of a Bourse with bearing 31 10' and length (distance) 413.
SPECIAL INTERPOLATION 115 Determine the latitude and departure of a course with bear- ing 31 10' and length 413.
A surveyor runs a line N. 30 45' E. , distance 243..., then N. 32 15' W. , distance 214. How far north and how far east or west is he from the starting point?
By use of the traverse table, find the area of a right triangle which has a hypotenuse 534 units in length and an acute angle 59 10'.
A table of logarithmic and natural haversines is indispen- sable in connection with problems in nautical astronomy. Be- low is a portion of such a table.
LOGARITHMIC AND NATURAL HAVERSINES hav 6 = % vers 6 = $ (1 cos 6) = sin 2 6/2.
a.
3" 50 m 57 30'.
3 h 51 m 57 45'.
What to read after Introductory Mathematical Analysis?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Winfield Paul Webber to read onlineMoreLess
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