Trigonometry for Beginners by John B. Lock
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A thoroughly practical book. All others that we have in our eye are the works of men who have had considerable experience with senior and junior students. A chapter on Inverse Trigonometric Functions and two chapters on Spherical Trigonometry have been added; logarithmic and trigonometric tables have been inserted. The rearrangement has necessitated minor changes in almost every chapter. Throughout the book, the question of ambiguity of solution has received careful attention. It is believed that the clear, simple presentation which characterized the original work has been retained.
It has been the endeavor to make definitions that need not be unlearned later, to give proofs, rigorous for the general plane angle to present as much material as the student will master in a first course; and to present such material as will serve him best in his later studies. The proofs of many propositions are left as exercises for the student. These are formulated, and placed in the body of the text. The lists of examples in the plane trigonometry are, for the most part, those of the original work. Some of the exercises in spherical trigonometry are selected from other texts.
Book Detail :-
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Title:
Trigonometry for Beginners by John B. Lock by NA
Publisher:
The MacMillan Company
Series:
eBooksDirectory
Year:
1896
Pages:
236
Type:
PDF
Language:
English
ISBN-10 #:
0365398535
ISBN-13 #:
978-0365398530
Country:
Pakistan
License:
N\A
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Book Contents :-
conver the following topics.
1. Definitions. The Figures ok Trigonometry
2. Measurement of Angles
3. The Trigonometrical Ratios
4. The Acute Angle
5. The Trigonometrical Ratios of Certain Angles
6. Practical Applications
7. Use of Signs + and — , Definitions. The Trigono
metric Ratios
8. On the Relations between the TRKiOxoAiETRic Ratios
9. The Solution of Trigonometrical Equations
10. On the Trigonometrical Ratios of Two or Mori
Angles
11. Multiple Angles, Sub-multiple Angles
12. Inverse Trigonometric Functions
13. Relations between the Sides and Angles of a Tri
angle
14. Logarithms
XV. Solution of Triangles. Area of a Triangle
15. Solution of Triangles. Area of a Triangle
16. Measurement of Heights and Distances
17. MISCELLANEOUS THEOREMS
18. Relations among the Sides and Angles of a Spher
CAL Triangle
19. Solution of Spherical Triangles ....
Answers to Examples
Tables :
Logarithms of Numbers
,
Logarithms of Trigonometric Functions
,
Natural Trigonometric Functions
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