This historic book may have numerous typos and missing text. Purchasers can download a free scanned copy of the original book (without typos) from the publisher. Not indexed. Not illustrated. 1893 Excerpt: ...to AD at P; then PQ = 2?. (2) Again, since sin DL = sin.42) sin LAD, we have cos 7 = cos 5 c cos 5 2?; and, therefore, DQ = y. (3) Thus the sides of the triangle PQD are J c, 3 E, and 7, respectively. When two sides and the included angle are given, E may be calculated by means of either of the formulae (1) or (2) of ...
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This historic book may have numerous typos and missing text. Purchasers can download a free scanned copy of the original book (without typos) from the publisher. Not indexed. Not illustrated. 1893 Excerpt: ...to AD at P; then PQ = 2?. (2) Again, since sin DL = sin.42) sin LAD, we have cos 7 = cos 5 c cos 5 2?; and, therefore, DQ = y. (3) Thus the sides of the triangle PQD are J c, 3 E, and 7, respectively. When two sides and the included angle are given, E may be calculated by means of either of the formulae (1) or (2) of this Article. They are not, however, in a shape suitable for logarithmio computation, and the use of a subsidiary angle becomes necessary. (See Art. 76.) Remark.--If we denote the spherical excesses of the colunar triangles on the sides a, b, c, by Ex, E2, E3, respectively, we have E. = 2A-E, E, = 2B-E, ES = 2C-E, and the equation (2) beoomes sin-Ei _ eoj. i j c0 c (3 sin % M, Examples. sin Ei _ sin i?2 _ sinE3 _ sini? tan a tan b tan 5 e tan a tan J b tan 3 e 2 sin Ei _ sin Ei _ sin J E3 _ sin E taniJi tanifi tan S3 tanif 106. The formula for sin E deduced in Art. 104 leads to the expression obtained in Art. 97 for the area of a circular segment of a sphere. Consider a small triangle formed by drawing two great circles through the pole P of the segment, very close to each other, meeting the circular base of the segment in a very small arc AB. The area of the triangle PAB is very nearly the same as if AB were an arc of a great circle, and, by taking AB very small, the difference is infinitely oliminished. Hence, ., _, sin i a sin b. n...... sin =--, sin C = sur o x sin 6; or, since E and C are very small, we have E = 2 sin2 i a. C. Supposing the area of the segment to be made up of an infinite number of such triangles, we have its area equal to their sum; that is, lEi = 2r2 sin2 a 2ir = 27rr2 (1-cos a). Examples.. 1. What ia the analogous formula in plano--(1) To Cagnoli's theorem; (2) To Lhuilier's theorem? Approximate Formul...
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