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... Consequently , to multiply any two of these numbers , 16 by 64 , we have only to add their loga- rithms 4 and 6 , which gives 10 ; but as the sum of the logs . is equal to the log . of the product of 16 and 64 , therefore the number of ...
... Consequently , to multiply any two of these numbers , 16 by 64 , we have only to add their loga- rithms 4 and 6 , which gives 10 ; but as the sum of the logs . is equal to the log . of the product of 16 and 64 , therefore the number of ...
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... Consequently , register- ing these numbers and their corresponding logarithms , as in the table aforegoing , we may proceed as above . All numbers are in this manner considered as the powers of some one number , r , and logarithms as ...
... Consequently , register- ing these numbers and their corresponding logarithms , as in the table aforegoing , we may proceed as above . All numbers are in this manner considered as the powers of some one number , r , and logarithms as ...
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... Consequently = n n ' = rl x pl . pl + " ' . But , by ART . 36 , AL . , r2 × pl ' = Therefore , nn ' = pl + " . * This base was chosen by Mr. Briggs , professor of geometry at Gresham College . Baron Napier , or Neper , of Merchiston ...
... Consequently = n n ' = rl x pl . pl + " ' . But , by ART . 36 , AL . , r2 × pl ' = Therefore , nn ' = pl + " . * This base was chosen by Mr. Briggs , professor of geometry at Gresham College . Baron Napier , or Neper , of Merchiston ...
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... Consequently n η - pl But , by ART . 37 , AL . , Therefore , pl ' . rl TM = pl — l ' . n = pl ― l ' . n ' n That is , being equal to this power of the base r , the log . n ' n - of is l ' ; or , in other words , log . n = -7 . This , n ...
... Consequently n η - pl But , by ART . 37 , AL . , Therefore , pl ' . rl TM = pl — l ' . n = pl ― l ' . n ' n That is , being equal to this power of the base r , the log . n ' n - of is l ' ; or , in other words , log . n = -7 . This , n ...
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... consequently log . m - log . n is , upon the whole , a subtractive number . This , & c . 3 Thus log . = log . 3 log . 4 ; but log . 3 4 - log . 4 is , by the Table , equal to , 477121,602060 , which is a subtractive num- ber , scil ...
... consequently log . m - log . n is , upon the whole , a subtractive number . This , & c . 3 Thus log . = log . 3 log . 4 ; but log . 3 4 - log . 4 is , by the Table , equal to , 477121,602060 , which is a subtractive num- ber , scil ...
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ABCD AC AC algebraical quantities angle ACD angle bac angle is equal angular CD² centre compute Consequently corresponding cos² cosec cosine of ACD cotan determine the magnitude dicular DIONYSIUS LARDNER divided EFGH equal to half equal to one-third equation figure formula GEOM geometric series geometrical given angle goniometrical circle goniometrical lines half a right Hence inasmuch inscribed square length Let ACD likewise linear unit logarithms means opposite parallelopiped perpen perpendicular plane ABO prec radius ratio rectangle respectively right angle right-angled triangle sec² secant sides and angles sin² sine of ACD sphere submultiple subtractive supplementary angles suppose tan² tangent third side three sides Treatise triangle ABC TRIGONOMETRY
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