Scientific American Supplement, No. 363, December 16, 1882 by Various
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whence CI CD = ------------------ or CD = CI cos squared[alpha]. (1) I + tang squared[alpha] [TEX: CD = \frac{CI}{I + \tan^2 \alpha}\ \text{or}\ CD = CI \cos^2 \alpha.] 9. If the instrument is jointed, the absolute values being _____________ / AD = \ / CD(CI - CD) , (2) \/ [TEX: AD = \sqrt{CD(CI - CD)}] it suffices to take for CD a suitable value and to calculate AD. If, for example, the value of C D is represented by C D', the instrument takes the position A' C B', and the needles will be inserted at A' and B' on the line A' D' B', which is perpendicular to C I. 10. If the position of the instrument, and consequently that of the needles, has been established, and we wish to know the distance C I, we will have CD |
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