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will be the right ascension, a, of the star, SR its declination, d, or PS, its co-
declination, EL its longitude, t, SL its latitude, L, or PS its co-latitude, PSP' = p, the
angle of position ; and PP' is given = 23° 27' 49", the present measure of the
obliquity ...
will be the right ascension, a, of the star, SR its declination, d, or PS, its co-
declination, EL its longitude, t, SL its latitude, L, or PS its co-latitude, PSP' = p, the
angle of position ; and PP' is given = 23° 27' 49", the present measure of the
obliquity ...
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What are the latitude and longitude of the moonr when her right ascension is 304
° 21', and declination 22° 57'. S? Ans. Longitude 10' 1° 21' 54", latitude 3° 8' 46"
Si Example III. When the longitude of the moon is I' 7° 41' 23", and the latitude ...
What are the latitude and longitude of the moonr when her right ascension is 304
° 21', and declination 22° 57'. S? Ans. Longitude 10' 1° 21' 54", latitude 3° 8' 46"
Si Example III. When the longitude of the moon is I' 7° 41' 23", and the latitude ...
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When the sun's declination is 19° 18' 20" N. what are his right ascension and
longitude ? First, to find the longitude, employ ^&t. io. that is, sin I == sin d cosec *.
To log sine? 19° 8' 20" 9-5156873 Add log cosec z. . 23° 27' 49" 10-8999353 The
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When the sun's declination is 19° 18' 20" N. what are his right ascension and
longitude ? First, to find the longitude, employ ^&t. io. that is, sin I == sin d cosec *.
To log sine? 19° 8' 20" 9-5156873 Add log cosec z. . 23° 27' 49" 10-8999353 The
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And this method, provided the sun's altitude be corrected for refraction and
parallax, will be found very commodious in the determination of a meridian-, as
the changes in declination, which prevail in the method by corresponding
altitudes, are ...
And this method, provided the sun's altitude be corrected for refraction and
parallax, will be found very commodious in the determination of a meridian-, as
the changes in declination, which prevail in the method by corresponding
altitudes, are ...
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What was the sun's declination? Ans. Declination 9° 54' 41" N. > 48. To what
height must a person be raised above the city of London, on June 21st, at
midnight, so that he may just see the sun's upper limb ? .1 Ann. 155-4283 miles,
the radius ...
What was the sun's declination? Ans. Declination 9° 54' 41" N. > 48. To what
height must a person be raised above the city of London, on June 21st, at
midnight, so that he may just see the sun's upper limb ? .1 Ann. 155-4283 miles,
the radius ...
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