TRI G O N O M E T lt Y.
i.
10 Ihe leg DG
87
1.93952
lo is
radius
90°,
10 00000
~o
,he fine
or D
37°, 47'
9í. 8723
Then by .caCe
1
(l. we find ,he leg DG required, ,hos :
R: S, B
:: B
D·:
DG,
i.
~.
as radíus
is to the fi ne of
n
fo is ,he hvpo,h. DB
10
,he leg D G
T he Icg D O may al
C~
be
ner,
u;z.
s
.)0
S
2°
I
13'
14 2
1
I~
2
fouod in ,he
10 .00000
9.897 8 ,
2. 15
21
9
2.05° 10
following meln-
T o ,he log of ,he C\lm of Ihe hypolhenuCe and
7 •
9
gil'"n leg.
vi•.
229
_
_
5
2 .,59 4
.dd ,be logari,hm of ,heir diff<fene<,
"iz.
SS
1
.74°36
and their fum is
Ihe half of Ih.. is
~ . I 0020
2 .0 5°10
,he log. of
l'
2.2
,be leg r<quired.
Or
it
mAy
be done
by
taki ng (he
(quare
of Ihe
givc.n
lec
f~onl
Ihe fquare of Ihe hypolheou Ce • •od :he Cqu..e rOOI of
the
r~mainder
is Ihe
It.g
required : thus, in the prefeot caCe,
The Cqqare of Ihe
hypolhen.fe(1 42)
i.
The fquare of Ihe leg BG (8 7) i.
Their difFerence is
Whof< 10gari,hlO
i.
T he half of whirh is
which aof\Vers
tO
the natural
quired.
1 2
595
4.1 0020
2 . 0 50 10
num~r
11 2 .2
,he leg re-
T hus
h.vewe gone Ihrough Ihe feveo caC .. o( righl '
angled plane tri,onometry; from which we may
obfen c:,
l . l"'hat to find a fid<, when the
an~les
aTe given, any fide
may be made the radius.
2 .
'ro
flnd an angle, one of tbe
given fides mu(l o( neceOi,y be made ,he radius .
Of
OBLIQ..UE . A HGLED PLAN':
TRICOHONlTI.V.
J
H
oblíque.angled plaoe ttigonometry tbere are
fix
ca(es ;
bu, befo¡e we (hew ,hdr Colullonl it will' be proper 'o pre–
.Ill(e
,he (ollowing Iheorem•.
TH50U M
1.
In . ny triangle ABC
(ibid.
6g.
2.
nO
2. )
the fides are proportional tOthe figns of the oppvfite angles:
.hu., in' Ihe ,riangle A B C, A B : B C : : S , C : S, A, aod
A
B : A
e ::
S, C : S : B : alfo A C : B C : : S, B : S, A.
Dllnonjlrlllion.
Lel Ihe
triangl~
ABC be iftCcribed
i~
•
cirele; ,hen, it is pl.,o (rrom ,he property o( Ihe cirele)
tha, ,he hal( of eaeh fide i,
I~e
fine o(
liS
oppofile angle :
but the fines. of t}:)eCe angles, in tabulH paru , are propor.
tional to the fines of the Carne in any other meafure; thae–
fore, in ,he ,riaogle ABC, ,he fi nes of Ihe angles will be
as the I",.lves of their oppofite Cides
i
and lince lhe halY't:s
are as the whole.¡
it
foJlows, th.t.t
che
fines of the angles
are .. Iheir oppofi« Gde.
¡
i.
r.
S, C : S,
A ':
:
A
B :.
BC,
&c.
TH5o •.
TI
In any plaoe triaogle, as ABC
(i. id.
o·
2.)
Ihe fum o( , he lide•• AB and BC, i.
lO
,he d,ffaenee o(
,hefe fKl e•• a. ,he tangeol o( hal( Ihe fum
oC
,he
.o~les
}jACo A BC, at Ihe baCe, i. 'o ,he laogenl o( h, I(,he diC·
ft rence of ,h, Ce angles.
D . INM.
Pooduce
A
B ; and make
EH
equal
10
BC ;
join HC
. Dd
(ro01 B lel
(. 11
, he perpondiclllar B E ; ,hrough
II
draw BD pafdl.lcl
10
AC, and m. ke HF equallo CD,
V OL. l1I. N 0
98.
3
and join
,¡'Jo';
. Iro "ke B l equal 'o BA, and draw l e;
par.lld
10
RD
or AC .
Th"n i, is pJ..in ,h., A H will I>e Ihe film, .nd HI ,he
di ffore nce o( Ihe fides AA aod BC ; .od finee HA is
e~ual
'o BC , .oel BE perpendicular
10
HC . Iherefore H E
as
e–
qu. 1 'o EC ; and BD bdng p".lIel 'o ilC aod IG. · and
I\B <qua l
10
BI Iherd orc e D or HF is equal ' o UD,
.od conrequeo dy H G is equ,.I
10
YO, aod hal( HO i. e–
qual lO hal( FD or ED . Again, finee H B is equal,o BC,
.no BE perpendienlAC 'o HC. Iherdore Ihe aogle EBC i.
1,.lf ,he angle H BC ; bUI ,he angle HBC is equal
'o
Ihe
fum o( Ihe .ngle, A and C . conCequcndy Ihe anglc EBC
is
e~u.1
10
h.l( ,he fum o( Ihe aogles A . od C. Alfo, fioe<
HB
is equ, 1 ,o·RC. and HF equal ,oCD, and Ihe ,oelude.J
angles SHF BC D equ.!. il (ollows Ih.. ,he aogle HBE
is equ . 1
10
the . ngle- O RC, which
os
equal ' o SCA; .o,{
finco HSD is eqll:1
10
the , ogle A . and HS F equal
10
BCA,
Ihere(ore FBD is Ihe dofr« eoce. •nel EBD half the differ–
ence o( Ihe IIVO
an~les
A and SCA: lo m.king ES ,he
radius,
it
is plain
EC
is the tangent of half ¡he
fumo
and
ED the tangent o( half the difference of the two 3ftgles
al
Ihe baCe. N ow IU being l'.rallel
10
AC. Ihe , riangle.
HIG
.nrl
HAC will be equiangular; confequently AH:
IH : : eH : GH ;
bm the wholcs
2re
as their halves
J
theTe–
fore AH : lH :
l
{CH : {CH; and (,oce { CH is equal 'o
EC, and {- CH equal lO {FD=ED, ,herd ore AH: IH!!
EC : ED. N ow AH is Ihe fum, and IH ,he difl'oreoce of
,he fides
i
al fo EC i. Ihe tangeol o( half Ihe fumo aod E D
che tangent of
half the differenc.:c of (he t\Vo angles at the
bafe; conCequently, in any triangle, as (he fum of tbe GdeS
is to their difference,
(o
is the tangent cf half the fum of
the anglt"s al the baCe to the tangent of
haH
their dlfference.
THEouM
lB .
If
10
half ,he fum of IwO quan,ilie. be
added hal( Iheir difference. Ihe fum Ivill be ,he grealer of
,bem; .nd if from hal( ,heir furo be fubtraéled
h.lfIheir
differ<nce, ,he remainder will be ,he leaR of
,h~m .
Sup–
pore
{he' treater
qwantity to
be
x=8j~
and the IclTer
z=6'.
thcCi is thei r [um
1.1.
and difFerc::ncc
2 :
where(ore, adding
.!..i
= 7 'o
~=
1,
we
2
2
get 8 the greacdl of
the
two quantities:
and , in the Carne manncr,
!..1-
2
-7-
2
2
1=6, the lean of (he two quantities .
TH<OR. IV. In aoy right-iioed "iangle, ASO
(ihid.
nO
3.)
Ihe b. Ce ¡\D i.
10
Ihe f.m of ,he fide. ·AS ond' BD,
as lhe differcnce of the
Cide,
is to the difference of lh.: feg–
mento o( Ihe bare m. de
~y
,he perpendiEular BE,
"iz .
Ihe
difFereftC< belween AE ED .
D EMO' . ProdllC< DB ,ill BGbe equal ' o BA,heldr..
leg; and
0 0
B as a centre, with (he diHance BA or BG . de–
rcribe ,he d rcle AGH
F,
which will cu, S O and A D io
'he
poio..
H
.nd
F :
,he" il is
pl.ioGD i. Ihe fumo and HD
,he
di ff~reoce
o(
,he
fides ; .Ifo f,oce AD i. equal
' o
EF,
Ihel efore FD i. ,he differeoce of Ihe Cegmenls of ,he b. fe ;
bu, A D : GD :: HD :FD; t1werure ,he
b.Cei.
10
Ihe
fum o(,he ftdes.
élc.
..
was ' o be proved .
H aviog dlablinlOCl Ihefe preliOlio3ry Iheolr ms . \\Oe
1h.1i
now rroceed
10
,he fol.,ion o( ,he fix caCe. o(ob lique.• ngled
plane
trigClllometry.
C ASE
1.
In .ny oblique.•
o~led
plane triaocle,
' IVO
fides
8
Q...
t
and