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An elementary course of mathematics, designed principally for students of the University of Cambridge (1853)

Goodwin, Harvey, 1818-1891 · Cambridge, Deighton · leaf 138

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ince there is no reason why OP should everchange sign. Hence sin A is positive when A is between 0° and 180°,negative when between 180° and 360°. ONCos A = ——, and has therefore the same sign as ON. Hence cos A is positive when A is between 0° and 90°,negative when between 90° and 270°, and… … TRIGONOMETRICAL FUNCTIONS OF AN ANGLE. 117 between 180° and 270°; negative when it is between 90° and180°, or between 270° and 360°. OP Sec A = ——, and has therefore the same sign as cos A. In like manner may be determined the signs of cot .4 andcosec A. Vers A is always positive. The sign of chd A…

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