Plane And Spherical Trigonometry
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a — 6 = 18° 59' A + B = 149° OF 43" .4 — 5= 64° 08' 17" log sin J (A + B) = 9.983941 log tan i (a — 6) = 9.223218 colog sin % (A — B) = 0.274954 log tan £ c = 9.482113 \ c = 16° 52' 53" c = 33° 45' 46" log sin ^ (106° 35') = 9.981549, log sin b ( 34° 36') = 9.752392 colog sin a ( 53° 25') = 0.095289 log sin B = 9.829230 B = 42° 26' 43" J (a + b) = 43° 55' 30" I (a — b)= 9° 29' 30" J (A+B) = 74° 30' 51 J" J 04—5) = 32° 04' 08J" log sin. i (a+b)= 9.841181 log tan i (A—B) = 9.796953 colog sin i (a... — b) = 0.782768 log cot i C =10.420902 i C=20°46' 36" C = 41°33'12" 2. Given a = 75° 27' 40", & = 118° 45' 36", A = 84° 52' 34"; find B= 115° 34' 27", c= 111° 45' 16", C= 107° 07' 24".
3. Given b = 40° 16', e = 47° 44', B = 52° 30' ; find (7=65° 16' 35", a = 53° 19' 20", .4=79° 52' 22"; or, C= 114° 43' 25", a = 14° 18' 22", A = 17° 39' 22".
4. Given a = 40° 20', b = 60° 30', and A = 50° 45' ; show- that the solution is impossible.
136 SPHERICAL TRIGONOMETRY.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
a — 6 = 18° 59' A + B = 149° OF 43" .4 — 5= 64° 08' 17" log sin J (A + B) = 9.983941 log tan i (a — 6) = 9.223218 colog sin % (A — B) = 0.274954 log tan £ c = 9.482113 \ c = 16° 52' 53" c = 33° 45' 46" log sin ^ (106° 35') = 9.981549, log sin b ( 34° 36') = 9.752392 colog sin a ( 53° 25') = 0.095289 log sin B = 9.829230 B = 42° 26' 43" J (a + b) = 43° 55' 30" I (a — b)= 9° 29' 30" J (A+B) = 74° 30' 51 J" J 04—5) = 32° 04' 08J" log sin. i (a+b)= 9.841181 log tan i (A—B) = 9.796953 colog sin i (a... — b) = 0.782768 log cot i C =10.420902 i C=20°46' 36" C = 41°33'12" 2. Given a = 75° 27' 40", & = 118° 45' 36", A = 84° 52' 34"; find B= 115° 34' 27", c= 111° 45' 16", C= 107° 07' 24".
3. Given b = 40° 16', e = 47° 44', B = 52° 30' ; find (7=65° 16' 35", a = 53° 19' 20", .4=79° 52' 22"; or, C= 114° 43' 25", a = 14° 18' 22", A = 17° 39' 22".
4. Given a = 40° 20', b = 60° 30', and A = 50° 45' ; show- that the solution is impossible.
136 SPHERICAL TRIGONOMETRY.
What to read after Plane And Spherical Trigonometry?
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