Plane and Spherical TrigonometryGinn, 1876 - 163 lappuses |
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acute angle Algebra altitude angular unit B₁ base CB y perpendicular celestial horizon celestial sphere chord circle of latitude circular measure College colog complement cosecant cotangent csc q ctn A ctn ctn q deduced denote direction distance ecliptic equal equator Example find the angle find the functions formulas functions of 90 G. A. WENTWORTH Geometry Given a leg given angle horizon hypothenuse initial line less than 180 log csc log ctn Mailing price Mathematics meas miles negative numerically obtained perp Phillips Exeter Academy Plane Trig positive Prof Prove quad quadrant radius ratios right angle right triangles sec q secant sides sin a sin solution solve spherical triangle Spherical Trigonometry straight line student substituting tangent terminal line tions triangle of reference trigonometric functions vernal equinox ос
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