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Trigonometry, surveying and navigation (1903)

Wentworth, G. A. (George Albert), 1835-1906 · Boston, Ginn & company · leaf 57

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m the first subtract the sum of the second and third. 6. In Formula [27] what is the maximum value of -J- (A —B) ? 7. Find the form to which Formula [27] reduces, anddescribe the nature of the triangle, when (i) C = 90°; (ii) A - B = 90°, and B = C. SECTION XXXVII THE GIVEN PARTS The formulas… … THE OBLIQUE TRIANGLE 69 I. One side and two angles ; II. Two sides and the angle opposite one of these sides; III. Two sides and the included angle ; IV. The three sides. SECTION XXXVIIISOLUTION OF AN OBLIQUE TRIANGLE Case I Given one side a and twoangles A and B; find the re-maining parts C, b,…

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