Elements of Plane and Spherical TrigonometryBaldwin, Cradock, and Joy, 1816 - 244 páginas |
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... cosec nт , or time ) can enter the analytical expression for any of the inequalities of the planetary motions , or those of their satellites : and have thus proved that the system is stable , all its irregularities being confined within ...
... cosec nт , or time ) can enter the analytical expression for any of the inequalities of the planetary motions , or those of their satellites : and have thus proved that the system is stable , all its irregularities being confined within ...
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... cosec AB , coversin AB . Corollaries from the Definitions . 19. ( A ) . Of any arc , less than a quadrant , the arc is less than its corresponding tangent ; and of any arc whatever , the chord is less than the arc , and the sine less ...
... cosec AB , coversin AB . Corollaries from the Definitions . 19. ( A ) . Of any arc , less than a quadrant , the arc is less than its corresponding tangent ; and of any arc whatever , the chord is less than the arc , and the sine less ...
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... and radius . And , BD : BC :: CE : CM ; that is , the cosecant is a third proportional to the sine and radius . ( H ) . Thus , employing the usual abbreviations , we should have 4. cosec = ✓ ( rad2 + cot2 ) .. Definitions . י 7.
... and radius . And , BD : BC :: CE : CM ; that is , the cosecant is a third proportional to the sine and radius . ( H ) . Thus , employing the usual abbreviations , we should have 4. cosec = ✓ ( rad2 + cot2 ) .. Definitions . י 7.
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... cosec = regarded as the radius of the 2. tan√ ( sec2 - 1 ) . 4. cosec √ ( 1 + cot2 ) . sin 1 5. tan = 6. cot COS COS sin 7. sec 8. cosec = COS sin . 20. From these and other properties and theorems , some of which will be demonstrated ...
... cosec = regarded as the radius of the 2. tan√ ( sec2 - 1 ) . 4. cosec √ ( 1 + cot2 ) . sin 1 5. tan = 6. cot COS COS sin 7. sec 8. cosec = COS sin . 20. From these and other properties and theorems , some of which will be demonstrated ...
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... cosec = sin 9. Proceeding in this way , a second , a third , & c . time over the circumference of the circle , like muta tions would occur . The results of the whole may be thus tabulated : - 1st..5th .. 9th .. 13th 2d .. 6th .. 10th ...
... cosec = sin 9. Proceeding in this way , a second , a third , & c . time over the circumference of the circle , like muta tions would occur . The results of the whole may be thus tabulated : - 1st..5th .. 9th .. 13th 2d .. 6th .. 10th ...
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