Scientific American Supplement, No. 363, December 16, 1882 by Various
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page 37 of 145 (25%)
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consequently,
_________ / ___ CD = r - \ / r squared - AD squared . (9) \/ [TEX: CD = r - \sqrt{r^2 - \overline{AD^2}}.] Having obtained C, we put the instrument in the direction A B C. Then each point of C F describes a circumference of the same center o. 16. If the distance of the points A and B were too great, then it would be easy to determine a series of points belonging to the arc of circumference sought (Fig. 4). Being given C, the direction C I, and C I = R, on C I I lay off C E = d, draw A E B perpendicularly, and calculate C A or A E. I shall have ___ d = (R - d) = AE squared; [TEX: d = (R - d) = \overline{AE^2};] or, as absolute value, __________ / A E = \ / d (R - d) . (10) \/ |
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