A Treatise on Surveying,: Containing the Theory and Practice: : to which is Prefixed a Perspicuous System of Plane Trigonometry. : The Whole Clearly Demonstrated and Illustrated by a Large Number of Appropriate Examples. : Particularly Adapted to the Use of SchoolsKimber and Sharpless, no. 93, Market Street, and John Richardson, no. 244, Market Street., 1820 - 206 páginas |
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Several things are omitted which only serve to encumber other works on this subject , and a variety of new rules and illustrations are introduced , particularly under ...
Several things are omitted which only serve to encumber other works on this subject , and a variety of new rules and illustrations are introduced , particularly under ...
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From the latter , the student would in vain expect to become acquainted with the principles of the science , or the * rationale of any of the rules , necessary in performing the various calculations . * In order to understand the ...
From the latter , the student would in vain expect to become acquainted with the principles of the science , or the * rationale of any of the rules , necessary in performing the various calculations . * In order to understand the ...
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Each rule is exemplified by one wrought example ; and the most of them by several unwrought examples , with the answers ... such a great variety of cases , that we should in vain attempt to give rules that would apply to all of them .
Each rule is exemplified by one wrought example ; and the most of them by several unwrought examples , with the answers ... such a great variety of cases , that we should in vain attempt to give rules that would apply to all of them .
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I. Containing rules for finding the areas of triangles , quadrilaterals , circles , and ' ellipses ; also the method of protracting a survey , and finding its area by dividing it into triangles and trapeziums , 86 Sect . II .
I. Containing rules for finding the areas of triangles , quadrilaterals , circles , and ' ellipses ; also the method of protracting a survey , and finding its area by dividing it into triangles and trapeziums , 86 Sect . II .
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RULE . Add together the logarithms of the factors , and the sum will be the logarithm of the product . EXAMPLES . 1. Required the product of 84 by 56 . Logarithm of 84 is 1.92428 Do. of 56 is 1.74819 Product 4904 Sum 3.67247 2.
RULE . Add together the logarithms of the factors , and the sum will be the logarithm of the product . EXAMPLES . 1. Required the product of 84 by 56 . Logarithm of 84 is 1.92428 Do. of 56 is 1.74819 Product 4904 Sum 3.67247 2.
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