Excerpt from Plane Trigonometry, Vol. 1: With the Use of Logarithms
But the word is now used in a much more extended sense, so as to include all manner of algebraical reason ing about lines and angles, whether parts of a triangle or not, and, particularly, when that reasoning is carried on by means of certain quantities, which are called the trigonometrical Ratios or Functions of an angle.
Of these Ratios we shall speak presently, so far as the subject of plane trigonometry is concerned. But we must first make some remarks upon the mode in which lines and angles are represented for the purposes of algebraical reasoning.
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Excerpt from Plane Trigonometry, Vol. 1: With the Use of Logarithms
But the word is now used in a much more extended sense, so as to include all manner of algebraical reason ing about lines and angles, whether parts of a triangle or not, and, particularly, when that reasoning is carried on by means of certain quantities, which are called the trigonometrical Ratios or Functions of an angle.
Of these Ratios we shall speak presently, so far as the subject of plane trigonometry is concerned. But we must first make some remarks upon the mode in which lines and angles are represented for the purposes of algebraical reasoning.
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Excerpt from Plane Trigonometry, Vol. 1: With the Use of Logarithms
3. Here, however, we have 'unconsciously introduced the idea of a line having a positive or negative value. Fora, we know, means + a; and, if in our reasonings wc should happen to arrive at some negative result as the value of a line, (if, for instance, it came out, at the end of a problem, that the value of a certain line was -b), "What would this (-) sign mean ?
"We shall show that it indicates contrariety of direction to some line which we have before represented by a positive algebraical symbol.
For let AB be a line, containing a units, which we y A c express algebraically by a or+a. Then, if from the end B we measure off in the direction BA a line BC containing b units, the length of the line A C will be a - b units, and, therefore, its algebraical expression will be a-b. Now, if b be less than a, this expression for A C will be positive, and C will also lie to the right of A, that is, AC will be measured in the same direction as AB. But, if b be greater than a, then C will fall to the left of A as at Cy and A C will be measured in the contrary direction to AB, its value in units being b-a ; while, at the same time, the expression a-b will become negative, and may be written - (b - a).
"We infer, then, that, when the algebraical expression for a line is negative, the (-) sign indicates contrariety of direction to a line which has been already assumed to be positive; and, conversely, that if a line drawn in any one direction from a given point, when represented algebraically, be assumed to be positive, then a line drawn from the same point in the opposite direction must be considered negative.
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Paperback. Zustand: New. Print on Demand. This book, intended for readers of all mathematical backgrounds, explores plane trigonometry in depth, examining ratios and functions for various angles. It investigates the ideas behind trigonometry, as well as their practical applications. The author guides the reader through formulas and their derivations, providing multiple examples and exercises for practice. Whether solving problems in engineering or physics or exploring concepts in advanced mathematics, this book offers a comprehensive understanding of trigonometry and its relevance to diverse fields of study. This book is a reproduction of an important historical work, digitally reconstructed using state-of-the-art technology to preserve the original format. In rare cases, an imperfection in the original, such as a blemish or missing page, may be replicated in the book. print-on-demand item. Bestandsnummer des Verkäufers 9781330385777_0
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