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THE
,
P R E F A G E
WEREthe ConflrtSimand Oftof the fiUowing
Tables k^otPttg e^/ery body theyfhouldcome
ffirth into the World withontany IntrodnBoryD^k
toHrfebnt
as
the
Cafe ftands,and that
Knowledgeis the /barebut cffem^ it, may
be proper to addfonte^
thingHpon both th^fe'HeadsAnd iphai is here prefeas-ed
is Gathered frontthe mofi(^ekkraud Abhors that
ha^e ImprovedthofeSubjectantongflur [fives viz.
Mr. Briggs,Dr. Wallis and Mr, Hall^y, the Three
Frofefforsf Geom^y in the Savilian Chair at Ox-*
fordr
To lead the Reader on from the begpining^
give him the ii^th QhapterofDr* WaUis'i Algebra,
v^hich treats of the Originalof Logaricbois,nd giver
a fullHtfiory.ofth^ fro^tfs.To this is fnbjoynd
Mr. HalleyV CompendiousMethod of makjngLogti^
tithms^'Ofbifbrocfedsabj^a^^fyfi^m the natnre of
Numbers tPitboutanyregardo the Hyperbola j frimt
iphich is damped,for ^ra^ice the making of th^
matural,
and Jir. BriggsV :ff^ith' the fnrihen'
ffofeciftioiff the fanfe SnbjeSijgeneronjlyom*tnunieat^ by the ingeniousandtmmearied Mr. Abr
iharpyvith his Table- of LogapicHiqsto above ffi^
Bgnrej
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The P R E F A C E.,
-- i
figures as alfoheHyferboUckogarithmcf to t
^o^andits Reciprocalyo 6^.Then followsythefame
Hand^theConfimBionfthe Sines^
Tangentsnd Se
cants ; with the whole Frocefsf theQnadratwreofthe Circle to yi Figures Which Quadratureas in^
vented nd here denionjlratedyythe above-mentioned
Mr, Halley.To come to theprincipalart ofthe Performance
as to the Tables^e may venture to jay ( fpithout
Partialitythat we offerere a more compleatet vfthem than can befoundin any
other Boo\now Extanty
and donbt not^ but upon carefulerufal,heywill be
founds Zffefuind CorreS. The Method we obferved
in PrintingheLogarithmss accordingo that Excel*lentAbbreviation Z r,JohnNewton i his Trigo-'nometria BrittaAnica ^ to which is added heDiffer'cnce between each Logarithm,nd the proportionaParts
yin the lafkolumn ofthe famePage, bywhich
the Logarithmof anyHumber ( contra)under
10,000,000 may bereadiljoundwithouturningo
any otherPage,
\ The manner ofplacingheTables ofnaturalSines,
Tangents /Secants,i ^/tibe/rLogarithmsis ab^
folutelyew, and very Advantagiousfor to each
Logarithmn thofeables are placedthe differencwhich are common to the Column of Logarithmsn
bothfidesBy which the Seconds may be eafilyoundmAnd forthat end,between them and the TableofLo-
garitnms,/ placeda fmallTable to convert Sexa *
gefimalsntoDecimalsnd contrarily.
The
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The PRE FAG R'
The next and chiefthingconfiderahlen tbt Tahfes,
ti theirCwreUnefs and here we will^we a particu .
JarAccountof
theMeafures
e
took o Mai$them
f(f^'4isortheTablecfLogarithms,t was examined fromi
ii to 300c6 and from poooo to loiooo by Mr,
Briggs*/rith. Lxy^uFruaed London i62^yand
from I to lOOyboo byAdriajiVliccj^sTableyPrmt^
Condae itflS.And to fhew our Care herein^as,ell as.
forFublickjiervice^weereplace TableoftheErrors^
ipe fonnd(whenorre^ingur own) in MrSnggssand
Vucq*sabove-mentionedaffns i.andbecaHfelacqV
9Wit Errata TableisfmndinfewfhisBookfQnfomucbthai Dr, Newcoh^j above mentionedCanon iiPrinted,
*
Wftb all bis Errors ) thereforee thoughtt neceffa'9) to give it herewith our Additions.
.
Where Note^that fuchof his Erroks as we how foundare marked
Vfith(2i)^ndjinglene in Mr,Bip^'gssith (b); antf
tbofewhich are Common to Mr, Brjijggsnd Vlac |
aire markedwith (B.)
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ttet^REFACE;
the Tables of H^wdi Sines,Tangentsdhi'^t-
tants srere examined iy theftdf Van Shboten, Frin.
ted at Amftendam t6ij Qghkh are faid to he with*-
wit one Fauk) and Sir JonasMoOr*s new Syfiem--,the
Tables ofLogarithtnic\SmeSyangents and Secants
vpere examined by a Table f the faidVkcqs, irt
largeO avOy FrinVed at Gouds 16^6^ is ilfo
the faid Syfiem,And in all theftExamination^there w e never fefsthan Two to hark^n whilftne
read over the Frinted Sheet to be Corre^ed* The
Table of VerfedSines was Frinted from^andexamit^A
by the Syfiemabove-mentioned^theybeingto be found
no where elfehat I fyow if.
The Tr aversT^k is netfi Calculated h -4 target*
Radius thanriny Bxtint and was examined with tbt
ffr^ateflare,
After the Tables foUow the various 't/fes
Logarithms made plainto the meaneU Capacity\ Ttp
which is addedy tbt Sobttion (f Flain and ^herieatTrigonometry ty Logarithms,from Mr 6r1
Englifh Edition efbisLogarithmicalAririituetU.^
and the 'Vfe ftbeVerfedinesfrom Sir Jona$MoOi*^abovcmentioned Syfiem,
The DemonftrationfCompound Interefl,fthf^m^
Frrpojitionsf Navigation,ere both of them btjifm?^
hy Mr. Hallcy,and revifedby him5 as were ntofi
%be Sheets of the whole Difcourfe wherein be
pltafed to make many advantdoious Alteratitrnt
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tkRORS in the Difcourfes before the TABLES.
PAGE 24.line ii and
ri,for 485^939 read 485^9^5. v* 26. line
i2|
after Natural Log. infert [of loj p.28 in Loa. of
14latfer end, for
14(^^24 r. 140(^24, p. ^6' 1.40. at the latter end of tne Log. of ^ r. ^295 1
.
p. 411. lo.
makethe 29th Figure[o] inftead of 6^ vk. for 923^3 r, 92303.
{ .43. 2,for ii99*^3392 r. 1199.^3302. . 23. r. 0000580528751^. p. 47.
.
19.of the 2d. Table for %o62i. r. 20922*
in the Title of the 4th Tabic
r. [FraSions.] p. 47. at the beginning of the laft Jiine infert [you have'1
|^i. (cj ***** * L*-iwg jinxiiiiaj. ^ ^ * 1. o. lut \^L\j -*v^'j L*-^ i*i***j. ^ ^.K
1.2.
for [and] r. [ c.]p. 39.1,
9.for. 33^391. r. 3) ^33i. and.l.
17,for
After the Tables, Page 5.Line itf. for
5.7342957R d 5.734^997*
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T-
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T HM
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T H E I JRL
Invention and Ufe.*
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tit XliidChapigr-/ tbat Excetlfntreatifeof AlgebraWritten h the lateReverend and Leaned Dr.Jdiiiallis,SavilianAiof^ bfGeometn in theUfdverjki-Qx^d|.^ a Jdernhffthe Jbj/afSKiet/irLondobf
Logarithmsaifirftof allInrented^ithootany Example
of any beforehlflithat Iknow of)by JohnNeper^Baron
: of Mirdfifiohn Seotlmd \ and by him firft blifliedat
EditAurghyn the Ye^r 1^14 : And Toon afterby himfi^
(withthe Afflftanceof Htmj Bri^s^rofdObrofGeometry firft9t L^i^m in Grifham^iedtt^noaftcrwirdst Oxford)reduce^to a tietterForm^ add perled^i
The Iflifeationatf greedilymbraced (iindd^fcnredly)fliaro^d fifen.Mr* Briggsypon the firftPobllcationof itiwas lbjplealedith
itythat he preientiyepair^ into Seotloffdo coniult the Au^
tiiofydviie with hinf,tuid be afiKteato turn,in the perfeSin^'Cffii^nd in Qilculatiiigables for it \ whiqh vras a*Wo^k cif
great LahooTt M well as ibbclleInvention^
And it was mibr^ce4and promoted abroad by BiefMn^n X/rt
JfifimsiohnKefltr Mm f^tacq etrms CragernSflyloih^
AflA ^t hqrne bv HenryGeMrJtndy who perfeftedhe Trigono*
'mrU^of^av((nkhMr. Brigpb^O) tfnt fedTjs^fofewtt
that,in a Ihortttme, itbsecamegenerallynown, and gree ^
dilyimbraced in allFarts as cifi^tnfp^kabledvantage)eipe^i^
fillyor^t and fbi;peditfonn Ttigon/mctrknlalcalacionsu
I
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9 Tie i7th Cb^tr ifiDr*^2\Mt Algdfra:
The FoaQdation of it is this :
If to a Raoicof Goatioaal Pcoportioiia.l$r 9 Gepmetrical Pro^.
greflionrpm i : Supfiofc^^
.
I. 2. 4* 8 16. 11. 6^ O^f*
We accommodate a RaoJc of Exjpoaentsia an AritboRtical
-
*
^
* '' / ^ )
.
^
o. I. 2. 3. 4*' 5* tf cl
It is manifeft,that for e^ery Mnltiplicatbar DiviCon oftbofe Terms^one bjrai^other,here is^ anlwerabl;Addition
or Sobdudioi)of the Expai|qQCs. ;'
; i .
For as (lA the^erm^) VMoltipliedby 9 makes ji^ lb (iathe Exponents)f to 2 we add 3^ it maizes 5 ) and as 32 divided
by 8, jgives : So iffrom 5 weSabdad 3^ there remains a^i AaA
ib every wh^re.
'*7Vn9 r..
I. 2. 4* 16. ix* 64^
fygfnumi. c I. 2t 4* 5. i^
2+ 3^S5 $. S^^sel*.
;
Aad dieiaiiie holds, ifbotw^ra au^ two ci thofe Terms,,bi*
terpoieone or more Means Proportionid and betwoea their
Exponents,as many Arithmetical Meam._
I As if between 4 and 8 (or between 2 aqd 16) we interpoie
a Mean PrqpdrtionalV'3^9 that is 4 V % i^ between 2 imd ^
( r1 and 4) an Arithmetical Mean, 2^} then as 4 V ^ l yomioes 32 V ^ (^ Mean Proportionalbetween 32 and 64 :) So
adding thoir Exponents 2i and 3, makes 5 , an Ariibm^ticu
Mnn between 5 and 6 : And fo everywhere.
^ And oniverfiJIywhatsver be the Values of r. 0 f^PPP^
. /
Tl ^Tirtf$$ l r. n% m* r\ rK r*. c^
MMmimsj ff. 2#. %i. 4^ S^ ^^ ^^*
Tmit, 41 rrKr^asrS and rr^rHrrr sr' ^rs
2#+3r=5#iand M* + ^^ SK
And fo every where*
And cooAqacatly whatever Term w interpofebetweeal^
^ thofe Cominnal Proportionalsif we aliointerpofeetiwoeatheir Exponents, a likeArithmetical Meant, as that is a Propoor'*tional Mwu (as if that be the Firft or^Second of two Means
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Of Ug^tnOm^. tteir'Imtemm MndMfi.^ 3
fkfi^HWtSoMl,hisaccordiqdytiieFlrjEbr Second of twt Means
jbitboiedcal if that tHe Second of Five Means Prpportionaly
thisthetSecond of as oiany Arithmetical Means, c^c.) Then to
fveryr Additk n or. SiiMoaiba of thefe one with another, will
uiWer adike Multiptkatioar Diyiiionf t^ofe.And' if for o^ #. 2#, sr, c. (takinge=51 ) we piit,', 1, 2, 3:
c;. then. doth thisExponentalwaysgive us tne Number of
RatioQs.gr Dimeniions in the Term to wihicht belongs
is,how many Rationsor Proportionsf r to I9
are comppuodedin r^ to .1, to wittf..
To which the Name L^^
^latkhmm.t^ 9:^He %shat is, s6^dfAfmy the Number of
Now tUs Fouidatioik /beinglaid,thetr Defign ih t6e Loga^
rithrasjs this : Having .ieleded(asdiioft
oonvenient)a Rankof Continnal PropoMiDaals,n a DecupleProgreflionto wit, .
t lb. roo . Tooo. IOOO0U tooooo. loooooo. c^r.
TJbeyfitherMma bMt EzpooeBt*)n AriHrn^k^U PregrtjIIwi
*
(And cooieanently,he Logarithmof any Fraftions leis than {fcito be a.l^egEitiveumber.) Acid the% for each,of the Num
bets interoofra between i and lo, between 10 jtnd ioo| and fo
of the reft% (as2, 3, 4, Ck 1 1^ 12, 13,.^'^'.)heyfcek out (be- *
tweenio mid i^:etween i and 2, c.) :ad Exponent (to be ex
prefledin Decimal Parts)which isfnch a Mean Arithmetical,as
the other isa Mean Proportional.
And th^ Enonents tbOTjEsIlagdrhbms hich are Artificial
Nnmbers, fo anlweringo the Natural Nnmoers, as tbatthe Ad-ition
and SubdudJon of thefe,anfwers to the MnlUpllcationnd ,Divifion of the Natural Number5u
a
By this means, (the Tables being once nnide) the Work of
Moltiplicationod Divifion i^ performedby Addition add Sub-*
doflkioh( and conCb^uentlyhat of Stfiiaringnd Cubing,by Du *
idatioaand Triplationand tliat ot Extradiogthe Square and
Cubick Root, by Biiedion and Tiifection j and the likein higherPowers*
i i or
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Of thefeLdgatithnise have Printed TaUes, IbrdI
Mwftl
be found in thole Printed Tables) b agacoordingljddM at
fiobdnfted*in ve the Lo^thm of that NatOfai mmbef (tobe found by thofe 'fablM)which is the PrtfdoQ or Qjiodentel
Inch Mnltiplicadonr Di^ifion. And the doable or Treble of
f itsS^^darer Cabe. Ami
Logarithmof itsQpadra^Or Gnbick Root*, and the Ifte of Hiriier Powtrs which In largfNomberst is nuttter ^ greatferbediticHi.
And (tecanfeattiam End ifthbOe^ tras to ftcilitiite
'Aftronomicalnd other TrigonometricalalculatiOBs) beinlti
thofe Logarithms for Nombers in thebr l^atoralrder^ we hare
Alio Tabfes of Artificialor Logaritbnicalinet TMngentt,ndStcaifs;the AddidcMi and Sabdodion dF which,oniwers t6 13x6
JMttlpIicitionnd D^vilkn of the Nmmd Situs,Ttammt, and
S C4aiti: Which isa veiy GompendioasAdvaafkgp lirpeditingfilchCalculations
) and is mtt left accofate than the Opefstioii
by Tables tfNttiard Simtf Tm^aHh And Sntmtt*
Thus it atrtaittriaa^ ; fyp^tiiB%the Angles^ven,A ^ Dtegtces,ifo
Degrees,and coalfaqotttfy,70 De*
arees) and die Sde AB 31321 facta
Bm widiitgtheses AC, or AB wfr
^
have thb Proportioa:
3n99
I
As the Sine lfC, '^oDegrees, ^3ptf92tf
To the Sine of B, .50 D^reesi *t66Qj\^
So is the Side A B, stji} fmai -
tb tbe Skte AC^ 3-Si)S^f^u
|r Mrfindiiffihich,we are tx^ Moldply 16604^ by 3f3I),tnd then Divide by 9i96siS i which gitesfor the Side AC (ak
^ft) ^5535 f^^^'
Andt As the Sine of Q 70 Degrees 9i969 t
To tht Sine of A^ tfq Degrees, 8tf k ; 54
So in the Side AB, l^il? f*''**
To the Side BC 2 8tf7{*^
For fifidlAghich,we are to Moktply 8^^0294 by 313234
and
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iHd Oiwideli| 39^92^ wkkh givesot the Side BQ 38857*'
Now 4ti prevent theft tedideftMalt^rfkatbnsnd DWifiofls1^LQOttkka% we pfbccedthas V
^ '.
i ''
.
log. StfieQ la Degrees'^
9^91^9^$'ir; Co. 6.0270141
Log ;SiBe;B^5d egrees 4-9*8842546 9.8842540
Log. AB Miiitt.3132^ : + 4*49581533 4.4958633
tog. A Cf Mam. 15 53 5^ + 4^07 *3 15 '4 407 3 J
Where Sabdoftiogthe ^Firfl;Logarithm fi'om tBe Som ef the
Second and Thirdsgivesthe Fourth } which (the Table tellsas)aafirers to the Namher
2^5535^ feri. So manyPaces therefore
i$the Side A C Again^
Log, S|n6*G,oDegreelf '9W9729858Ar.Co. 0.0270142
Log* Sloe At 60 Degrees^ .
+ 9.9375306 9*9i7i3otf
Lo AB Nam* 30^3 t 4^4958633 4 495863^
Log. BG tlom. 28 tf7* 4 448^081 144604081
Where Sohdoftinghe firftLogarithm,from the Sum of thdSecond and Third, givesthe I?ourth \ which (theTable tellsas)titfWersto the Number iJ iS^ir^ximi: So maay Paces there-
fere is the Side B ; which Operationsre mucji more xpeditioosythan Multiplyingnd Dividinguch largeKumbers.
Aad in like maimer^ in Spihericalriangles,ave th.ic there All
tJieLogarithmfare to be taken out of the Tables of ^ines Tasf^
jtents^and Secmns ; whlch^ in this Example^ are cakeu partlynrom thence^mrtty from the Table of Numbers 9 but tha Ex *
pedttbn is ahke in both.
- This was firftPubltfhedbythe Lord Ntfer(thefirftInventor of
It)in the Year i6t4t under the Title of Afirificnso^arirhm9ruMCsman^ with itsDelcriptioniid life ^ but reiervingthe Manner
of Conftro tion,aadtsDemon(h^tion,tobe afterPublifhcd : This
beingbut an ^f^h^^tforth^to fee the Judgment of Learned Men
coacerningthisDeiign,and how it wair like to be received.
In tlus (ve have a Canon or Tsbte of Katurai and Logarith*
nical Smes^ for each Degree and Minute of the Qjiadrsnc.
And whereas it was at his Ghotcc to giveto wiiat Number he
pleafedthe Logarithm o, and whether to proceedby way of In^
creafe or Decreale, he chofe to make o the L^^afithmof the
whofe Sine tooooooo, that fo the Multiplicationr Divifion bythe whole Sine (frequentn TrigonometricalCalculatiott)mi^htbedilbatched without trouble,rcquiiiaghere but the Addition,
or Sttbduction of o
And
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Andbeomre the lift of LeflferSines andfiombcrSi lefiitluut
the Radias or whole Sine,,
were likelyto be of more fttfpeat
U j than of TangentSt Scicants and other Numbers greater
tnan the Radias, hechofe to giveto titoii leflerI^ombers*Affirm
inative Logaridims (increafinghe Logarithms from o, as the
SigQSdecreafe)hich he calls^^miMr^i : And' cosftqucnflyNegativeL ^rithms (which he callsBtfiOiva) toigreaterNiiiki-
bcrS. Deligningthole by +, thclc by-r-^And by tliismeans, he aireds how this T2k^l^M .Sims Cwith
the t ifferenceshere inserted)ay fenre alfi for a Table of
Tkngtmsand (^ SecMtfi So that tfaisCanon^s CofUpAeataaoft
of Naturdl SUftSyand of LegarkbmiCMlSitus Tm^9nt$ aiid S a9m4
He fhews aliohow thisTable may be apj^edo the Logartthomof Abfolate Numbers *,but b^:aafe with foni troable,be refenres-
the fulleraccount hereof to a irther Treatift.
In the Year 1519, the Lord iSTrpfreingthen dead^ thefidie
was againPublUhed by his Son Rahrt Neftr\ with fornixPbft*
humous Treatifes of his Father,'concerninghe Coidhlidioa of
this Lq^arithmicalanon, and concerninghis Deiiga (afterGom-i
mnnication had with Mr. Briggs)of changinghe Form of Lo*
garithms,making o to be the Logarithm of ^ (of which he
I^ before given notice in the.Premce to his lUkdal0giayub-
lilM in the Yearidi? 0
and
concerningfome
thingsperuimugto Trigonometry with fome Lucubrations of Mr* Briggisk the
feme Subjeft.But the Lord JNtperbeingdeadt the whole Work was devolved
bn.Mr. Briggs who (accordingo then:'jointAdvice) makiagthe Logarithm of i to be o, and of 10, 100, 1000, c. to be
f.^ h ^^ which he calls Indkesjor Charji erifiichjnd wbicli'
we may repute as /;yre^frumbers, with Fourteen CiphersiHflexed,which we may repute as (b many placesof Decimal Fia-
oioAS, below the placeof Units^or of the Charaderiftick: Aad^K^tween thefe he fits.the Intermediate Logarithmsfor.the lo-
tfrmedjate Numbers*
And confequently,he Logarithmof 1 being o, the Logarithmof Fra ions le(sthan i, or of Numbers intermediate* becween t
and o, muft be NegativeNumbers, or Numbers lefs than o,
(which he calls Defedive Logarithms,denoted by-- (the Note
of Negacion)prefixed^^ow thefe Derive Logarithmsmay be two ways expreflcd
eithero as that the Note of Negation Iball afiea the whole
l4 ganthm, or fo as to aSed only the Chara eriftick,(leavingthe;rtft of the Logarithm to be underltood as Affirmative.)
As for Example,.The Fraftion I, or ( which is equivalent)
0.375. T^i^ VnlBdonfoppofetihhe Numerator ^ so be Divided
by
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ntbms is to be performedby Sabtradina Log- 3* o*477X2i3
the Logsrkhm of 8, from that of 3^ ana Lor* 8 0.9030900
the Reraainder wjll be the Logarithm of Log. 1 --o.A2xotf84
| which win them be the NegrtiveNam-^ V ^^^^^
ber,-0^5 9(^87*
Or thBsVf Mr asuch as the Logarkhm of 375, (fiippoiinik t be aalnteg^r ^ambo*) is 2.57403i3 And the deprefllxiLthb to the Fkftf Second^ or Third, or further place of Decii
nul Era^oo, doth (without akerin the Figures)ivide tbo
Value h^ 10^ ioo 1000^ x which m Logarithmsis done b^
Sabtrading i, ^ 3, e. from the Cham rifticktr placeof
Integets, I9 2^ 3, ^.^in that place,
being the Logarithms of lo, loOf Log. 3750 3.57403111000^ ^r ) Such Alteration,of the Log^
'
375 2.574(^3tf
Value (the Figures remaining) is Log* 37;$ i.S7403ij
done by altei:iijighe.
Cbarafterimck Log^ 3I75 0^574^313
ftf.the Logarithm, wklioat varying Lpg, 0I375 ^^$740^1^
the other Figures, in this man- Log. 0)0375 ^ Sl-^^^Sner.
Whijch'
two Forms, tha' they feem diSerent,and (bmemay
rather choofe the one, fbme the other ^ or in fbme Cafes tht
one, aAd,
in .fi meCa s the other *,yet they are in Subftaocv
or Value the iame* For
+ 0.57403^3
= 0.4259^
^,
...
Aad every one is left to Jiis liberty,hether of the two ways(br what other eanivaleot thereunto) he (hallpleaieto ufe.
bi this MethoQ Mx.Bri^s hath calculated a Table of Log8#
rithms, (Piiblilhedin the year 1624) for 20 Chiliads of AbftM
lute Numbers, (from i to 20^000 h) and againfar 10 more (frooi
9oyx o, to 100,000, ) and x m Chiliad Supernumerary ( to wi|^the Hundred and Firil:Chiliad) that is 31 Chiliadsiu alL
Before which is prefixed, largeAccount of the Nature an |
Con/hru^pnof this LogarithmicalCanon, and the Ufes thereof|aAd.Dlredion how to Supply the intermediate Chiliads,wMcJf
ire here wanting* The whole Intituled,rithmitica LogaritbmicsmThe iame was again Publiflied iu 1^28, by MriM f^idc^
(or tUci^) with a Supplemeut (as Mr. Briggs^ireded) of th^
Chiliads befwe omittecf that is,h^ all, x ico Chiliads, witli
one Sapemumeraty* But in iborter Number, extended bot tq
10 placesbe)9W tbsitof the.Integers,r the Chara teriltk;k*And
liefubjpinsifi jLX g^itbmicalannon of S'm$s^ Td^t^tn^ aod
Snouts^
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^ The i^Chtfiircf th.VhSaSii^j^^
SicMts^ ( for D^rees aid Miaotet tfth QuadnaC) 6f at larf
ay places. ..- ^
.
Mr. Briw proceededto Calculate a Trigonometrfcalmoii
LogarithmicaUTttitedto that foi Abfolute Numfabrs to tte
Logarithmsxtending(asinthat other)to 14 places,elide th|Charaderiftick. And havingbefore Csdculated a Table of Mn
tioralSinhj Tanffents nd Ssvat^s,(forDegrees and Qeotefmes of
Degrees) in ^fumlb rsatendiagto t f places he fitted there^
unto a Canon of UgarithmUM Sims and Tkitfr/, (becaofeth(A
of SecMts might be iparod})nd a Treadft prefixedconcerningthe CoaftniAion thereof,ith other thingspertinenthereunto |intendinga ^rdier Treatile concerningtne life of it.
But dying before this laftwas finifliMt*r the ireftpubliOiediMr. /fi9tryiettibrandSuppliedhb latter,bd PublUhed thtfwholeswidi the Title of Trit^nsmetrU Briisnicd n the Year 163,3.
To which isliib|oinednother Canon Cf LogarkhfkifMlmes and
TmgMtt^ hyMriM f^jfUflyor Degrees,Minutes^and Te^th Se
conds, extending(as his former did to. to places, Hde the
Chara eriftick',and Mr* J9ri^/s0 Chiliads tor LogarithludF
Abfolute Numbers.So that the whole Dodrine of.tiogarit as hj tlifeime
fufficientlyerfefted,ith convenient Oll^s or Tabl^ fitted
thereunto,m lar^eNumbers: Of Which iVh Pettiu Cri^$ugivesan Account in the Pre ce to his TrignwmihidL^MtitmtkMiPrinted in the Year i6^^\ w|th his Lo^rithmicalablestbatIn (horter Numbers.
And the Tables of Logarithmsabove mentioned,({for00 Chi*
liadsof Abfolute Numbers, and for Sines and Tangents to Pe^
grees and Centefmes were the ^me Year 1633^ contraAed ioxt^
a Lefler Foimi and more Manageable (but in fliorterNumbersgthe former not extendingo above 7 places,befide the Ghara*
^riftick,hut tl^latter to 10) by NathanMRaei with DiredfioiU|
|br the life of them (inTrigonometry,eometry, AftroQofiiyGeography, and Navigation)by Edmund WMga$0.
In the mean time^ SenjaminVrfims did silfopuhUih Tables oflogarithms,n the Year 1^18} and againin toe Year 1625, ia
|iisrig9nometri4and J^lu^mesKfpierHilfo in the .Year i^a4
In his Chiiias Ijdgarkhmorim(which hp 9ppUes alio tO his JEmM*.
fhiniTabkijpublUhedin 1627-,)and QaMiui BafctuHsabout the
fimc time, or foon aftert And dfi^ims Lni^vkui Ir ki^my ia
the Year 1^34, C^nd perhapsfome others^)iut all or moft of
fhem, in fhortNumbers 1 and ^nformable to the Lord Nefn^s
firftDeCgn \ uot to that Form which, uj|)onecond ThouKhts^he and Mr.Bri^s a^eedup taas moft Eiigtbleia4 V^hichhath
^flcebeen received m coini (tra^i ^
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0/ tSgsritktis^heirinoefAim and Vje..
\ ^Ace which timfe much hath not been added to the Dofhrine
0fLogarithms; nor was itnecellary,hat Work haYmg olttainedr
fidfidettterii^^iAa, But in^e Lo^kbois,n any emergent occaiion,be deCral^e
with greaterfoaonels,and inlargerNombers than thofe Printed
Ta^es do al^d t Mr. Nic^Us Merc^tor in a finallTreitjfecalled
Z^m-ithmaticbmdyrinted in the Ytar i66%jih,ews(withgreatJEbUUtyhow itmay be effefted n Noitobtfrsf whatever lengthddxrabitpith mtich rnore ea(e than heretofore,
,
Thoiie that would ii^eeore of the Gonftrndion and life of
Log^idun^ ay confult the forci^mentioned Authors^elpeetallfrigesArithmetka L^gdrithmicavd the Tri 9nometriaBritamtici
of Briggsand iSettibrandj as alib,what Ailrim FUcq and Peter
OrugiTHsanre.writnpon this SubjeS.
But one thiftKet feems to be wantingto th more cdnipteaManagement ofthe LogmithmicdCanon : For
tho* ttere be aCapondf Logarithmsor 2V * Note,ThdtwhUB
tmrdNimAersy beginningrom i to 100,000, foms. f^ hHng i^
fo that the logarithm may be had by the gl:r^{*' ^*?'bare Infoeaion of the Canon , yet it is not f* r^ ^^alike eafieto find the Number agreeingto a ^ rt;l^% J
n both fides being fo^nd,jtbeyare to be ^^ iy^.Ditttw.Correaed by the PaartsPi^pmanMy that 6
there may be found ibmt Intermediate Nambcr that mny dgreeto the Logarithmg^ven: To ptcvent whiqh Inconvenience^
there feems to be ftec^ flaryn Anti^LogarithmkkCmm ; in
Which, the Logarithmsbeiagplaceddown in order,from i tcf
too,ooo,tht Mttnral Nnmiers^ anf^erlflfgo them, Ihould b*fpla*ced by theoii So that by this Ganon we inightfind the NnnAer
forany Legdrithm ith the iriieEafe that we findthe Logarithm
for any Namber by the Onon that we hare.
And indeed, fuch a Canojn hath been Jonffn ^dfor mixifyears^but neirer
yet
made Public):. 1 don't know whether Mri
Thomas Harriot begad that Canon, or no ; but Jilr.Walter War-^
r had his Papers,and fro them put forth his AlgebraA. 2 .
itfSf,nd gave hopes of Pubtilhingany thingsmdre. And.
the i^irieamer did, not longafter,finih the faid Canon (if
At leaft he did not firftbeginit) and made it rc (dyfor the
frrefe;nd all this,I bplieve^about FiftyYears ago,,if not more.
And this t was told Idtelyby Dr. John Pelfiwho was inti-
h^atelyacquaintedwith Nb. Warner^ and had^flcfbed him in thrCalcuimion, I rMiember alfo,that I iaw that Work ( and did
but fce it)aoidng other Papers of Mr- tUnlgt or li\irner and
c tbit
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'5875/95250
lis
I
8z75Q
0096%
flfiitow almoft thirtyYears ago ':'^Vhattocatiie of them afe^;
f knew not, tillI heard latelyfrom Dr. P^*, that they were' in
the Hands of the Celebrated Dr. Ktchard Bushty^iller Af Wif^mihfierSchool for ihariyYears, and now wry Old-; who alfo
gave nie hopes of its coming forth in a littlewhile^ by ttcr
Gare of Pr. Ptll^if at leaft {to which I yieldedwithout nWc^
difficulty)ould fuc^ced Dr. P^ff in that Carrey if he fliould
happen to die before th^ Work was finiflftd:'BGt Dr. Ai? is
dead, and that very Oldi he dying abdut the Iftfir1(585,th^
feditionof that Work beingnot fp'much as begun. And I fear,
left {Ht.BUsbtydying alfo) this thing be iuitcoftjcfpeciaMjfinrt fherdfJs none that will bfefillingto be at the Expence of
the Edition. , .
As to the life of Logarithms,altho^ they were invented cWefly
to facilitate Trigonometricalalculations \ yet they are of life,
where-ever there isany occafion for Multiplicationr Div^lfion.
Thus in t6e Biifineftf Jnatocifm^r Owi*
fonnd Inter efi^x. Gr. At the Rate of 6 in
loo, for on* Year. For then it will be, as
loo to o5, or as i to i.c6, thit is to 1,4^:
So is the'
Principal o the Principal n-reased
by the Intereft for one Year, And
confequentlythe Principal is to be Mlilti-:
pliedby 1.06^ for the itrftear 5 and tke
Pr6dua of this muft be Multipliedby 1.06^
for the fecond Year ; and fo oxiy according
to the Number of Years, thattthe Sum may
1120250934^'be found that rifes at the end of ib manjr~
Years. Inftead of which continued Multi-'
plications,he Matter * proc ds thus by
Logarithms j To the Log. of the Priveifolj
add fo many times the Log. of i.o5, as is
the Number off Years i*this givesthe Log.-
of the Sum, arifingfterthat Term of Yeats ;
and the Abfolute Number anfweringto this
Log. is the Sum defired.ExGr. Let the Principal:e 15/-.17 s/ 6 Js
EnglijhCk)in,'hat is (in Decimal Parts)
15.8^5/. and let the Intereft be at the Rate
or 6 in the 100, for one Year, and to be con-inued
in that fame Proportionfor 1 2 Yearsi
Therefore the Number 1 5.875, s to be con-inually
Multipliedby 1.06 twelve times ?
from whence arifes ^i. 9^362 1* that is 31 L
1 8 s, toi d, nearly*,
.
^
Now
2 17I83715
3 181907379- 1113444^7 +
4 2o|o4i82i74-
'5. 2112443310 +
il2745$9
.6 22
t
.51 89909 +
3511395
7 23
I
870 J 304*-
4322078 -]-*
9 25130^33821I5181403
5 2^182,04785
; 1 5092287 -}-
fO 28[4297072il7057824-h
11 30)135489^1 1808 1 294-^
U~3^943^i90~
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13 Tbe t2th CbafttrofDr.VfdUys Algebras
Reward of his Invention ; whereopon he askM, That fef tho
rft little Square of the Che02^-board, he might have one Grain
of Wheatgiven
him ;for the iecond, two v and fo on doubling
continoaDy, according to the Number of Squares In the Qie^Board, which was 64^ And when the King, who intended to
]l;ive very Noble Rewaid, was much difpleasd^ that he had a^d
trifling one j Sefa decWd, That he would be contnted
with this finall one. So the Reward he had fiic'dupon, was
)rder'd to be given him 1 But tbe King was quicMy AftonifliM.
when he found that this would rift to fb vaft a QtiaQiity, tha^the whole Earth it felf could not furnifli out lb much Wheat
Bot how great the Number of theft Grains is, may be found
by doqbling one continually 6$ times, fo that we may get the
^umber that comes in the hft place ;and then one time m u:e
^et,o have the Sum of aH. For the double of the laft Term
(1^ by one) is the Sum of aH. Now this will be more Expedl*
tioollyd me Djr Logarithms, and Accurately enough too fonr this
purpofe. For if to the Log. of i, which is o, we add the Log.
of 2 (which is a^oioaoo) Multiplied by ^4; that is 1910559203;the Abfolute Nuniber agreeing to this, will be greater than
t%4tf ooooo.ooooox)oooo,and Im than i mL***i,*A** .. _*- . . M# # 9 a
mm WHM ^mmmmmmfm^mtmi^mmmmmmmam
wtf
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(lO
ifc, I. ^b^w^'^ 111 lyiiii i ^^B fii I ii I I
^^^^ ^ -^^^^^...-
^ ^ .
P' ' ^ M
Pbilofapbkdranfa m,Number 2 id.;
A Moft CompeiMlkmsnd FactleMETHOD
Conftruaingthe Logarithms,
Exemplifiednd Demonftrated
From the NatureoF Numbers.
Without any Regard to the Hypfrbota
With a SpeedyMETHOD for Finding theNUMBER
fiom the LOGARITHM given.
fy Mr. EdftSiHalley,?r^^ Savilian Profe/farfGeemetrjt
in the tlmverfityf Oxfordj
Md Feflovof the Rnyal
Societyn London.^t^Jm^mmam^mmmmmmm^^ia^^mim^ai^i^i^mm^lmi
TH Ifivention of the Logarithmsis juftlyfteemed ono
df the moll: Ufefbl Dilcoveries in the Art of Numbers^
and acc H*diaglyas had an Uaiverfal Receptioa andAppiauie: And the great Geometricians of this Age have not
Imfl waotuiH to Galtivate this ^ubjedwith allthe Accuracyan4
Subtiltyt IVbttcc of that Coaiequencedoth requireand they
have demonftratod ieveral very Admirable Propertiesf the .
jirtifieidikmb s^ which have render'dtheir Conltra ioa much
more FacUc, than by tbo operofeMethods, at firftufed by
their truly Noble Inventer, the Lord Nefairj and oar worthy
Coofltry-MaiisAx.Briggs. / t
But sotwithftandingll their Eacfeavours,fiad very few of
thofe who Blake coiiftaat Ufe of Logaritimsyo have attained^
an Adequate Motion of them ) to know how to Make or Exa*^.
mine them, or to underftaud the Extent of thQllfe of them r
Gontentidghemfelvea with the Tables oi them, as they fiadii
them, without daringto Queftioathem or caringo know l^wf.
to
Redifie th0m,ihoald
theybe found amifs ^ bemg, I (iippofe^
under the Apprehenfioaf fome great Difiicultyherein, ^or*
^e fake,of wch^ the foBoivingr ict is principallyntended i' '
'
but'
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i4 Mr. Halley Cmpen^t and facileMethod
but not vyithouthop^s,however* to produceipmjpthlnghat may
pe acceptable,o the molt knowinglixihefe mattep; .
/.
But fii'ft,t may be reqaifiteo premifea Definition of Lpgd--
rithms n prder fo rejiderthe cnfoin ifcdorfe..jnore ciWTi
the rather, becanfe the old one, Nmnerorum frhfrniondiifiitqUMferenttsomites^feetnstog fcantyto define them fully*They
majt much more properlybe iaid to ^\a Nibntri'Rsiionvm jB^fo^nentes : Wherein we confider Rstio as a QiiantitasiUgeneris e-
ginningfroiQthe Ratio ofEtfuMtfyr i tq i^o^ beipgAffirtna-
thre,:when the Rdth is increafisg,,s c^.Upttytoa^gr^ataNumber i but Negative,hen decreafing Arid theft R^lmifs
we fttppofeo b^ meafured by the Number of Rdtitmcnld con-ained
m each. Now thefe KatlimcHla are fo to b^ under(tood9
a^ in a cQntinuQiSqile of Proportions,qfimteia dumber be-ween
the two Terms of iht Riuic j which infiniteNumber of
Mean (Proportionalss to diat infiniteNumber of thfe like and
qualR^tinncuU between any ot^e^rwo Terms, as the Lo^arithiO'of the OMRsuio isto the Logarithmof the other. Thus if there
be fuppoledbetween i and lo an infiniteScale of Mean Propor-ionals,
whofe Numbq: is loooood'c. is
ii^iritt2t.v.betVE fiaand^
khercihall be 3010a c. of fuch Proportionals,od bi^tw6en i aod.
^ .thtreWillbe 477 1 2 c^r. fthem, which Numbers therefprerethe Logarithmsof the Rationes of i to 10, i to 2, and. i to 3 ^ and
not Q^ properlyto be called the Ij gaithmsf 10, Zand 3*.
Bup if infteadof fuppofinghe Logarithmscompofed of a Num-
Bcr of equalRatitmcuU proportionalo each Rdtid v,we flialltakat
the J?j^r;Vf Unity to any Number, to confilt alivayi^ofhe fiiric
infiniteNumber of RmnneuU^ tlieiragnitude in ttiisfare,,47iil^feas their Nmnber in the iformer.Wherfbrt if between Mtatf^and any Number proposed,here be takfen any Infinityf Mean
Ifrroportibnals,he infinitelyittleAugment or Ddc^emebt of the
fitft'ofhofe Means from Unity,will be a X^rfiM^^^i,that is.the
M^imum or Bnxion of the Ratio of Unityto the faidNumber^
And'fteinghat in theft contintial Ptopordonals11the Ratiim^
ckU are eqnal,their Sum, or the whoIe^K^l , will be ^s the faid
JlfomctttHm is ^irc^y i tliatis,the Logarithm6f eaCh R^id wiU
fce as the l^laxioffthereof Whferfore,if the Root of any In-
writ fbwer bt extrifted out bf any Number, the- DifnemtioU f the Taid Root from Unity^(Hallbe as the Logarithm of that
^timber. So that Logarithms,thus produced sLj be of as
j^anyorms as yon pleafe,o aflame infiniteInditesot the Power
uHtoieRoQt^ you feek : As if the Index be fiippofedooooa ^^a
iiifii|lteiy,he
Roots flialle
the Logarithmsinvented by the Lord*jVy)jrrbat if the faid Index were 2301585 c. Mn t^i gs^so-
Ha^rrthnis'WonM.mmediatelye produced* And if you-pleaic;to
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toJsiroJit any ISamber of Figures,and not ta continue them biu
itwill fufficco aflame zn Index oi a Figure or two more than
i'b*'int?iidedLogarithmii to hare ; as Mr. Bri^sdid, who, -to
gM hisLogarithms true tp 14 places,by continual Extra^ipA
of the ^uare Root, at laft came to haye the .Root of thq
146^374863553 28fi ?Power; but how operofethat ExtraftibAwaj, will be calilyjudgedby i*hofo ftiallndertake to Examine
his CalcidHs*)
Now, tbo' the Notion of an ^Infiniteowef maf feed very
ftrange,and ( to thofe that know the Difficultyf tht Ex-
tradion of the Roots of Hich Powers) perhaps impraflicable
yet by the help of that Admirable Invention of Ur.NiwtM^
whereby he deterpunes the Vncia^ or Numbers prefixedo the
Members compofingPowers (on which chieflydepends the
Doftrine of Series ) the Infinityof the Index contributes to
render the expreflionuch more eafie : For if the Infinite
Power to be Refblved be put (afterMr. Newten^s Method J
I.
I J
t +? fi fTFii w 1 4-4^1inftead df i + 9 +^ awW^^*
ri^ : 9'+- 24 m^ i^ ' (which IS the Root
when m isfinite)ecomes x-j^ ^ ,^4- ,?4,-^4 j^^s c. mm beingm^iVr infinite,nd coniequentlyhatever is di
vided therebyyanilhing.Hence it follows,that - Multipli^^
into f-^ f f + f f 9 f ~* 4f*+ f?/-^c. isthe Augment of the,firftof our Mean
Proportionalsbetween
Unityand
.
i
-^^,and is
therefore the Logarithipof the Rdth of i to 1 *^- ; and where--
as the InfiniteIndex m may be taken at plealure,he feveiaf
Scides of Logarisfamsto fuch Indices will be as or Recipro^
callyas the Indices. And if the Index be taken looeo c. ai. inf
the cafe of Neur^s Logarithms,they wiU be fimplyf^ f q -|-
Again, if the Logarithm of a decreafingUtio be fought,theI
II I
Infinite Root of i~tf, or i ^| is i ^ ;; 4' - 5^--
-7*- q^ :r q^ c* whence the Decrement of the firlt
4 If 5 ^ o m*J
of our Infinite Number of Proportionalswilt be intoq \ \.
ff + f ^'+47*+ f f
^ + 1 ?* *^^- which therefore will be as tbo^
Logarithm of the Ratio of Unity to i ^, But if m be put icoooi
t^c. then the faid Logarithmwill be j-f1 99 +.t ^M^ 4 ?*-^W-
+ i 9* c. Hence
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Mr, Hallfy*mj^mmSIwW Faa^ Methft
--^ f
.
tience the Terms ci aiqr Rmi^hcmg m and ti 9
or the Difference divided,jr.he IcflcrTierfflhw tft
ta iacreafiog?4fi ; or j^When 'ds decreafing,t ui^io^
Wfaexice the Logarithmof the iaoieSati^ may be dbublgrx^rdtffor pattiag- fortibei^eace of t}ieTerms ^s a/idf it Fillbf
either
1 XI
X^ X^ ' x^ x^ x^
I X X*.
x^ x^.
x^ x^
But if the i^ju^ of 4 to j be fiippbfcdivided iato two parts#t/iz..into ^e Xatio of 4 to the Arithmetical Mean hetw.eeo tbc
Terms^ and the Rstio of the 'faidArithmetical Mean to tbe
other T^m b^ then will tht Sum of the Logarithipsf thofo
^o Rations be the Logarithmf the Rmo ot d to hi and fub-^
ftituting ., inftead off ^^Ht the laid Arithmetical Meant
the logarithnisf thofe Rdtiones wiQ be, by the foregoingole^
f X xx x^ X^ X^ X^'
1.
jr XX,
x^ x^ * x^ x^
:rm^ .+3X^~4^* ^fee Sum i. IX zx^ ix^ ^^^
^ . i.a
-whereof ^ ii * + 5 -^ -J--^:j;-^icc.willbe th^
Logarithm of the Ratio of a to t, whofe Difference is at, andSnm t.. And this 5mV/ convcfrgcswice as fwift as the fbrmer^
and therefore is morejproper for the Pra^iceof making of Lo-arithms
: Which it performsith that Expedition,hat where
X tbe Difference is but the Hundroth Part of the Sum, the firlS
ftep fofficeso Seven l^lacesf the Lc^rithm, and tliejecond
ften to Twdvt. But if ^rij^/sflrftTwenty Chiliadsof Loga*'ritnms be fappofedmade, as he has very carefullycomputedthem^ tQ Fourteen Places,the firftftepalone iscapableto givethe Logatithmf any intermediate Flumber true to all the pjapt^of thole Tables.
After the fame manner may tticDifferencc of the laid twd
Logarithmse very fitlyppliedo find the Logarithmsf Prime
^timbers,havingthe Logarithmsof the two next Numbers above
and below them : For the Difference of the Ratio of 4 to
f 1:^and of ^ z. to ^. is the Ratio of ab to i zx^ and the half of thae
Ratio is that of y 4 1^to i z^ or of the Geometrical Mean to thef
Arithmetical.
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f(fron/ht0ii^bieLogarithm, contraJ.
tj
;fc^ ifeL ^^ confequentlyhe Logarithmhereofwillethe Half Difierencc of the LogarWims orthofe RMthttest .
*,
** ** ** X* *-
Wh 5htsa 7lrj - fgood difpatcho findthe LowritHmof**;2
I^^f^ * *r^ rauch more advantageouflyerfbrra'dhi a
L? *.+?*+J^*^ ' ' J**^Difference of Its Terms
tti^^i* A 5-^^*'^'^ f ^4-^ *=$*;,, Which in the
K?.ciw ^ ^*H tb^i-ogwithm.f Prime Numbers, isalways
Unity;and
caffinghe Sun^of the Terms i i ;t+**= y uthe Logarithmof tte A.r/, of v-* to i^b orAViUbe found
ffie^rS IV^^*^^ ^-
-y t^.-. hitherto
Here note, tbats aflalonga^died to ada^tthefe itolei
M^^A ^11f Logarithtas.f m be loooo c; it may be neg^
^^l^i 7 V''' ?*''*^'Logarithms,. wL'hintlk
Jj%e but if yoa defireJfr^A.ogarithms;hich are nb ^generallyeceived, you muft Divide your Series,by
'
Or Multiplyt by the Reciprocalhereof -vit,
^
all^thV'ifrnf5 ^igft*?.MoWplicatiottwhich is more thatl
SlcatorT^l^'l?'= ^), expedientto Diride this Multi-
SISSf %2*|P^^ of X. or V continnaUyaccotdingto the
^^r.**^.***'^'*^'^'I^^Uy where *iVfmaHandWer,
barJ^i.*^ ,***^ ^^ *** '' a** d together,,rhes yoi
ofwhSJlSltK^f /ogarithmo as many i?igareis you defirf
,
7J'' fnethod I wiU girea Specimen. ,
*
nroL?. ^'yf * y Gentleman,that hat kifcr*,wotild 3 .' n^Jw'take to do the Logarithmsof all PrimeNumbers under laxoo to 25 or 30 Figures,I dare aflTurehini
2n ii.? '5^ ^** ^ '' * f H i ^te l n thereto 5.-norS /Sf fK^,' * '^.*^^e dcflred.
.
And to encourage ;him^ I
t^cB ^}^ ogarithmsof the firftPrime Number^ under 20^
^U^f^rJ^^^K^^^'^^^f^^ ^e accurate Pen pf Mr. Abr^am
ti^I^^
T ^^^^
Induftrynd Capacitythe World may inurae expert great PerformancesVastheywere communicated tome by oar eommon Friend,UxhuclidSpeidaS.
d Kunt.
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J 8 JIfnHalleyxo?npen wsnd Facik Method
Hum. Logarithm.
0^771 ^i 1(47 1 9^6iwi37t9.50 79-on(f1 1^|a92O0X.ft88tf4-tO^ft^-^^t^o^4To9-8043ai4i5^.82O7x.ux^i.f859^^^^i9*3483T-7M9^-3M9i*54^'^^3f
9
7*
o4{4fo9.8043ai4i5^.8jO7X.ux^i.f859^^3^l9*3483T-7M9^-3 39^*54^'^3^3fT X 1.041 3f.1^8 5 1
. 58115.0407^.ox 999-71 ^3*oi4 4-X70^-oiX90b4M4^iff .f^ 39
13 x.xx394.t35 3.o^}^.7^9L(x6fon*5794^3^43-o 97- ^x^ 3870^-83b7X
X |844*9 i378 7|^9i854.ox^98.943* -3370S 07 *^37 4 f04^397M7fen-)M9-92SaS.9^XT3.tf3)M.7575^-9293l*79(tM9337 m4^7f9H^
The next Prime Namber is 13, which I will*take ^oran Ek
ample of the ^egoing Doftrine ; and by the firftRoles, the
log^ritnmf the lUtio of 22 to 23 will be found to be either
22 9 8+3ip44 9j7024T 257 8itfo**
23+10^8+3(550i+ixi93tf4'32i i7i5As likewife that of the Rstio of 23 to 241 by a like Procefs*
A ^
J^
_
'
t
^ftr
23 1058''5501 1119354*18171$ ^
24 ' 152' 41472' 1 327104**'9813^^0*^
And, this is the Refolt of the Doftrine of Mncatw^ as im ^
proved by the Learned Dn JK^iKA But by the fecond Tbcanm^
mix^ ^+1X5+7^ ^- The lame Logarithmsare obtained bf
fewer ftcps: To wit,212 2
45T273375TP22640525T615585171875*^*
22 2 2
47+3114^9+14*725035''54*3^1843241^*
Which was invented and demonflxated in theHyperbolickSpaces
Anatogous to the Logarithms,by the Excellent HLv^JamesGnian^in his Exirci$atim$s Geometric^^and fince further profecutedSythe afordaid Mr. SfiiJUttn a late Treatife in Englifity him
puUiihedon this Subjeft.But the Demonftration,as I conceive,
tirds never tillnow perfefted,ithout the Confideration of the
IfyferbcU hich^ in a matter purelyAridimetical,s this is,an*
Jiot b properlye applied. But what follows,I think, I may
more juftlyaim as my own, vU. That the Logarithm of the
Jisiia of the Geometrical Mean to the Arithmeticai, between 22
and 24, or of ^ 528 to 23, will be found to be either
iop+ 1 1 19354+8821 5334+525487882248^* *^
i0S7+3S4i7j JS7P+tf55KJ7 J58485^85
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30 Mr. HaUey' Qmfen^mi 4nd Facik Mftboi
Froin the Logarithmg;ivexi,o find what JUr^ itejcpreSt, h
a Problem that has not be^n to much (onfideredas the former*
but which is (blved with die like eafe,and demonftrated \yj:like Procefs,from the lame generalTheonm of Mr. JtTtwt^nt
For as the Logarithmof the.ti^th of i to r-^ was proredto be
i4-9h-^i,andthatoftheie rfoofto i^^f^tobei i-^'frSothe Logarithm, which we wiU from hraoeferth call L, bein^
giv^n,i+L will be equaltoi-f^l*n the one cafe; and i I,
will be equal to i f| *in the other : Confequently+L| will
be equal to i-f^,and i LI to i f i that is, accordii^go
Mr. Newtonh faid Rule, i+wL+t * LM't w^ L*-^^ * *L* -^itiiw^ L^ c. will be
= i\q^and i w L+i w* L' i iw L'-^4* *L^ Yfeifi^ c. will be equalto i gf, w beingan^ infiniteIn-ex
whatlbever,which isa fulland generalProportionfrom the
Logarithm givento find the Number, I
rithm what itwill. But liNevMrh Logaritiplicationy m is fav'd (whlcn Multiplici
_
than the reducingthe other
5ffew to his)and the Series will bo
more ample, viz^ i+ LrH L L+i L*+ L*+Ti3 L^ c. or i^L
+i LL iL' +,^4L^ ri,L' c. This 5m /, efpeciallvn gr^akNumbers, converges lb flowly that it were to be wiflicait could
l?eContrafted.
If one Term of the J?4f/^,hereof L isthe togarithm,e given,the other Term will be had eaClyby the feme Rule : For if L
vfcreNepalr\ogarithmof the Jf^n^ of ^ the lefler,to the greater
term, b would be the ProduS of a into i -fL^K LL^-i LLL i Ci^==^4 +t ^ LL+ i 4 L* c. But if b were given,a wouldLbe =b b L-Yi y LL~i b V c. Whence, by the helpof thft
OiilUdsjthe Number appertainingo any Logarithmwi^ be e*-
aSly had to* the utmoft extent of the Tables. If you feck the
neareft next Logarithm,whether greater or letter,nd call its
Number a if lefler,r b if greater than the givenL, and the
Difference thereof from the iaid nearelt Logarithm you call / ^
it vfrillfollow,that the Number anfweiingto the Logarithm Lwill be either 4 into i + '+ i'^ + t'^' +w/Hto'^ c. or
dfe^into I Z+i// 1/// + ^;^/* r^cij/'c. wherein as /
is lefs,the5m will converge the fwifter. And if thefirft
aoooo Logarithmice given to fourteen places,thefe is rarelyoccaiion for the three nrit Itepsof this Series to find the Number
to as many places.But as tor Hdcq's great C^non of loooop
Logarithms^hich is made but to ten places,there is fcarce ever
need for more than the firfbftep -j-^,or a-^vna I in one cafe,
or elfe b /,or b m bl ia the other, to have thfe Number true
to as many Figuresas thofe Logarithmsonfiftof. If
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p^ findinghe ^Mber frm the L g^hm lipin;, 31
lifbtare Induftryfliallver produce LogarithmickTables to
imanymore ); kcev^^o# 1^ have tftei%tiieaforefaidTbetn-ems
will be of more Ufc to deduct the correfpondentNatural Num-
l)erso alltlieplace;thereof.
la order to make the firil;hittedferve al}Ufe^^ I wa? defirous to cpatrad this Series wherein all
the Powers of I are prefeai:,oto one^. whereia each alternate
Fower jnightbe.wantingbut found itneither ib Simpleor Uni-orm
as the other. Yet the ix Itepthereof .is Icoaceiv;e|oft
Commodious for Pradi^e, and withal exadt enough for Numt^rs
not exceedingourteen Places fuch as are Mr. Briggs^targeTa^
ble of logarithms,and ttiereforerecommend It to conimon l^fe-
It isthus:,4^7;^ ^^'^Tllil/ ^ V ^^^ Kumber anfwering
to the JLc^afthm given^difieringkom the truth bat by one half
of the th rd $tep of die forinerSnio*, But that w hich rondos it
yet moi ^igibte is thatith equal ciiicytfervesiocJir^'S^oF
any other fort of Logarithms^With tHe only variation of ^vtitlt^'
^infteadof i, that is,^-^-j^jjand^-
. . . . .
m x*
4^-*/*and ^\'jr*j,T%hich are eafilyrefolvcd into Analogies;ife.
.
As. 43429 8rc- Jf ro 43429 -^^i/::So is ^ ^ to the l^Jiim-;.
Or,As 43429 c.r^-t/ to 43^29 t''' So is b 5 ber fought.\
If more ftepsf this Series be defired^twill bt found as foUowsj^
44-\l^xi \ZiTi,^rl^ ^* ^^y ^^ jv^ demonHratcd,by
working oi^tthe Divifions iaeach ftep,nd coUedingthe Q^otesy
yi^hofeum wiU bf fiound to agr^ with oor. former Series..
-
Thixsy I ho]^)1 have deaf cd upthe DoArine of Log^triehms^
and fliewn their G nftruAioii and life independentfiromthe Hjf--
ferboUywboie Afiedions ba^vehitherto been,made ufe of for this
purpofe,tho' this be a matter purelyArithmetical nor properly'
demoaftrable from the
Principlesx
Geotnttrj.Nor have I bcea
obligedto have recoarfe -to the Method aflndivifibles,r th^
Arithmetick of Infinitess the whole beingno oiher than an eafie
QaroUryto Mr; Newton^^ General Thegrem for formingRoots and
Powers.
A.
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13 JnEaSeandQmpenSottMuhdifmakit^Lojgaritb,
*
Of making Natural Logarithms.
Tothe making pi L g4ritbmsy
he Firft
thiqgrcquifite.is to find the Natnral Logarithmsof Two or Three of
the leaft and firftPrime Numbers^ viz^ pf 2^,3 and 5^
or rather 10, by the Reciprocal{ y(fh\ch'rigg/s(thatare th^moft ufefiilogarithms)are compos'd.
The Logarithmof i, isalwayso. That of 2, the next Prime,then is firftreqair'd bat to attempt to raUe that direAlyand
immediately,wonld be (b rery laboriousand tedious a Taslc
(mach more the greater Primes)that 'tis mcAre.expedienttq
nfe fuch Fradionate Numbers as liebetween i and 2, by the
Multiplicationhereof 2, s and 5 may be produc'd of which,in the defign'dethbd, thofe are molt convenient,whole Na-^
merators exceed the Denominators onlyby an Unite, fincehere*
by Multiplications whollyavoided.The Rule for makingthe Natural Logarithmsf luch impro-
^r Fradions,'ay be this:
t i.e.Thi To the Double of the Denominator^ add an Unitef; this (hall
2^5^be the Devilbr : The Excels of the Numerator above the'Deno^'
mm minator, in this Cafe always 1,000 c^^. is the Dividend : The
j^ntmt^^^^ ^f ^^i* fimpleFraoion, composedof this Divilbr and
MttfT ividend, muft be raisM by a continual Divii^on,illthe Series.
run out at fuch a Number of Figuress aye required but ( be-
caufe none but the Odd Powers are of life)alter the firft H-v
vifion lef that Qbotient,and allthe reft fiicceflivelyie divided
by the Squareof the firftivilbr. The Powers beingthus rais'd,
divide each rcfpedivelyy its proper Index, i. e. the i^*by i,'the z^ by 3, the 3* by 5, c. The Sum of all thefe Qpotientswill be the Natural Logarithmof the Fradion proposM.
Becatife the Logarithmsof three Prime NumMrs, 2, 3 and $,
.
are fought,hich are mutuallyfubfervient to the compoflngeach'
other, no fewer than Three Series can fuffice: Thercfdre Three
improperFraftions muft be cholen,in each of which two at lealk
of thefe Prime Numbers are ingredientof which, foch as come^
neareft 2, as ij^9i^ requirethe greateftabour in*raifingheirleveral Series ^ but from tbofe,once compleated,the Logarithmsof the deiired Primes are moft eafilyrauced : For thofe Fra^
dions,that approach nearer i^oooc^c. (i.e.whofe Denomioa*
tors are greater)the Series are rais'd with lefs labour,tho' the
deducingthe Logarithmsof the Primes therefrom be a little
more intricate,nd infer many more Additions of Logarithms^but that beinga Trouble Icarce at allconfiderable,omparative-^
lywith that of makingthe Series hefe muft be fappos'dore
eligible.
I. The
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HaU^' 23
e Seriesfer makingthe LogarithmDeviibr* the Saiure of =2 the
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25} 335544320 ( 134*21773
25) 13421773 (
25) 536871c
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5) 6.4000a;0C
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IL The Series for making the Logarithm of ^ ^ twice 3-fi =7 the
firftDiyifor^the Squareof 7=49 the Diviibr for the reft. N
7) ljOO00O.OO00O.O000OiO0000 000000-
(.14285.71428.57142185711^285714
49)H* (29 -545 8.95043.73 77 842566
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49) 5949 c C 21421^5678.90201.24025
49) 12142 ftc( 247.80932.22249.004903
49)24780980^ 5 05733*3 o66 306223
49) 5057^3 te-C .10321.08797.271556
49) 103210 c( 216.63444.842277
49) 210624 8k 4.29866.221271
49) 429866 c( 8772.780026
49) 877278oo26( 179.036327
49) 179036327 C
49) 3653803(49) 74567 (
3.65380J
7456?1522
The Odd Pcwers^ivUed by i,3,5 8cr
.14285.71428.57142.85714.285714
3) 97.i8i72.98347.9io59.28o855
5) 1.X8998.0365.23972. 154459
7) I734^525 55743*034322
9) 27.53436.9i36i*x 545
lO 45975-7555 W82384
13) 793 92984 405504
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4 r= ill -^ 2d :si 2
5 = ift 4- 4tb s= 3
6 =:: 2d -i-5th.or=4-^4=:^
iflttpaS-ntd Series = i6 4-3=5
5C 4 -h 7 =i
hO.J4384.i0362 25890.46371
a90279 2554a54oS2 19098.900657
0.14384.1036x25 89a4637 1.960949
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0.11157.17756.571047788.31474o.8o47u89562.i705o.i8730.037967
1.15X29.25464.970224200.899571
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^4 ^^ ^fi andCm^enAoiiMitl^bdtfakingiogdnibms,
trriThe Series for the Logarithmofi of V ; twicp4+1 ^=9 the
firftDivifor,the Squareof 9=8 1 the Divifor for allthe reli.
p)*'
f.OOCO0.O0OOO.OO0O0.0OOO0,OC}OC5OO
^ C.titiMuii.ttiii.tijiiaiiiii
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81)74027371 C .9t39i8
809 39t8C 1128380 11283C 130
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3) 45-72473-7o827.6i774.i9799
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^
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^
.
~~~
; ,Thofc Thfee improperFraatons,whofe Denominators, pre-
fijme,re the greateU that Can be found* whichare. canable ofeffeaingthis are ^S ^, j^j which ihallbe pitchedupolas
ano-herInftance.
.t
1. The Series for i,V,dr |^.Twice 15-30, 30+1=51 the firftDivifor,the ikiuareof 3 1 3:9 Ji is Pivilbr for the reft.
. 31) 1*0000 00000.00000.00006.000000 ften Powers divided br i.a Ae:
)60o3a c( 3 3567r4474o.8i75i.^3^tf999tft)335 c( 349* y432*59M7.733i289 0 34909 *cX 36346.9^19487756961) 363469 c( 37.82202.309 6i961) 378220 C.C 3935.694391
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s.25767.95748.69TB4.5loa8.9743^7^4' -*y*49 ^479 59 3i.72' 9i.' J 7^9i.28xo .3367i.477i7.537^.TO4 f.9^27a6l03i.' 4957.3^i^4.i7a24.?34062,28555.7309-o777 3.76059.71356.46353.3X03. to97y.2l6o|.v4ro4,T56o
i. 94i6.6 ^j6i19a.9 T37 744^ 7^^. 55oi-75* o^4'^74-034^3-^^9062.2988 50764,09706.6^010.00^I y.??44Xv.8oj84'X404H.H377i.49S2,7.^V4^_
:
i* N*
X51
X57
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m
X79
181
191
193
X97f
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|0- \hEalkaudOai^endimuMftk icfmal^
Ths.Mst Work is taflieir,howMr.Srigg/tLogarithmsiboftt
$jc re immediatelycomposMf for vfhich fe?erai Rnle^ pixf be
laid dovra : That which is lAx^ mqers^ aad eafie,and comeft
lieareftth former^ for th^ Nat0ri(rLogarithffl89s this :
I. Let the Numbert wholb Lo^rithmis fimghttbioAei^er of
t^ other two Mambers j^ext it,jg^eater or le(s by an Unite
( the Logarithms of one pr both ox which are given) he madt
an improperFradion ; to the Efeaomimitor doubiled,add i^thdt (hall be the firftDiviibr, and the Square of diat mnft di^
vide the firftQiiotient,and all the reft : The Qividend mult
always be th^ Reciprocal of the Mataral Lcpeir^t^mdl
ioss8 858.89^38.o$^ n.tf553o,22 78.37t23-c. AU l^e re^
nwft be as isdireded tot m^ong Natural Logarithms i imly th^Sum of the Series,or Logarithmof the Fraftion,when the pwAlilnmberisleftthan that ibaght,moft be 4dded ^ itsLogarithm(when greater, iUbtra^ from ic* x. Or.
,The Soriesto maktBrin/s Lo^of251,. take 250, die tiettlefi a
inake the Fradion |^ whofe Logaritlmiisfirftibught9 x 250^
I te5ot b the firftPivUbr, the Squarethereof S25 loor divides
an oie reft,as in the feflowingperation.
The odd Ptmrs dtvtded bf 1 13 1Ac^01) 86858.89638.o 503{)3o.22{784( 00173.37105.06599.80769.521409
^51001) 733 8a (^9^7185.65503.646478
ts loox) 6907185 c:C 27.51855.831266
251001) 275i85583i266( 10.963525251001) i09635a^( u
.O0i73,37io5 p6599-8o7^.5 4o4
3) 23/ ij95.2i834 548m
7) M ^S^9)
.
Tff;;*= 00173 97^28 O9O00.52976 bo2fii
950 SI t.39794j00o86 72O37 6o957 252A2l
251 = 2.399^y^17g 4*8ioi8*i19^i OJi9n^^
11. The fecond method may be this : If two Nombevs, nezi;^
that whoie L0g. is ftmght feitfaerne greater, and the other left;
or both greater, or both lefs;have known iJgarithmi,he Squarqof the middle Number Ihall be the Mamerator of the improper
l^radioQi the Produd of the othw two, on each fide,die Oeno^,
mnator.
For ^4i f/f.Take 2399 its Square^7121, and the Prodoft of
258 and 240=57120^ whence theFra^n J^^iHI,nd their Sum
114241, the firftDiviibr,and itsSquare 1 3^05ioo((o8ipitUoi:%an the reft,asin the foUowingSeries.
.1
114241)86858.89638 o6503.6553a225784 1 Tke Odd Peven divided bf 1. 1^
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teiuedfm Mr. fialBefsectSi Difiotnfi,tittte ^. of the middte Nondter be ibdgiit,he Z r. of tii6
Fo^ioii,addfed to theJLi^.f thecreateft and'leaft,filbe the
fig.f the Squaref the middle Namber ; diirhalf of which ii
ml^gMrUmif as in die feUowingoric i
^40 k a8 = jjrito (3)= S7 = 4 75 78 8t9 7'68n7'97740.23(4)= 4^H* =aooooo 76o3i.a8t 7.j936a
|9X S39 =: 57t3t (5)s= 5^181= 4.75^9 5 oiMi7^370oo.3ft8aii Ac Log. of $7t2x =s Log.of 2^9 = a.37839 7900948i37'^85oawi65ttf
Ifthe I^. of the greateftr leaftNumber be ibaght,fafatraf^tiieLtg.ofthe FraSao^ from the
Z^.of the Sdaare of the mid-le
Mnmber,the Remainder mall be uie Lig.of theProdti^f the
tdiHt two ; firom which iiibtraddie L g.of the known Nomberdie Remainder will be die ^.of the other.
Soppofehe L^g. dF 259) 240 given,and 238 iboght,then
(5)-\4)=(3 -(0^i i if the I^x.of 139, 138 given,and 240
Iboght,hen r5 - '4;=('3 H'aXi;-
ni. The Third Method may be : I^d fnch a Prodad of th^Momber^(wkofeLogarithm isioDght)hoTe Fadors have knowa
Logftritbois,hich mafl be greater oi^ lefiby an Unite iJian aao '
ther Namber compofed df inch as haT known Logarithms thefe
two fliallmake the Fradion whofe Logarithmss to be direftlj^lomgbttacGordiio the prelcriptioasn the former,and tw
L( arithmdefir'd deduc'd thence, as in the ficlbmethod. For
Infcince^ake 2271 which drawn into 27 and 3 if produces
8M99/the Fraftion is USSiSj the firftDirHor 2^1^9999^'tab37999i^ the Squareof that 14439924XDO01 divides alltbe t^ '
if9999}96i$2.i96^to6^m.6^^^o.2i^^^Hie Odd PMm dividedbt if ih
( ooooa2a857.6tf44624460499970 I ooooa92857 6tf44 944^0499I44 9i4 x t)a g^7 cfi^8a.949077' 1) i;.^:gtt
fiHH ^ .axxxikS2S57. d44 S49 8-49^^
19000Q 3: 5.2^ 75.36oc9. 282 96t^3.^it89999 5= S.a7 7f i3 S^^382'7i^054
2^ H 31 = 837 = WS272.54579-93a59*99i55- 787 t
327 :: 2.35692.585713ii2.7Wcoi3Q489V
Aaodidr InftanceibaO be to IUi the UigariUwiof au 3
an 2iiJixiix2ii =i^82n5 i41TTheam 39tf42388 K whtck
28x55Xii3Xi97=:si98aii9440j ^ '^ * : y iHiwai, nuiw
litthe mft Divifion Qpotes the L#(.of the Fradion M 15;places.
39 4t}888t)868588963806503'e (OiiOoeoo^ooooft.i9io6 i087.180802571
6 rt a 5ttii3Xi97==gt98aH9 40g=9 297i2 98209 7i6644944*84^44^8396
TH4A Psnr of 2n=:i982i 1944%= 9*897 ^98 i190770.66031.62^25.1969
f of vUEh Is tbe L of sii = 2.32428.24552.97692.665
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^2 An EafieidCmpendiousttBbd dfmdi^ ^IjogarkSms^
' This laftMethod may ordiaarilybe rfender'd as .Udiwi'ial as
tfaefirftvnd moft xa ^ and EXipedittotishaa thb. condi aD
the difficultyeingin findingat.proper Nambers..
-Thfemetbod
I commonly us'd,which rarelyhih, is.here fubjqjaULietter.
tjaderftoody the Performance,than exprefs'd*
^
Fof 223 X 7 = M^^ Again, 3 ^ 2^3*
= ^^9
223 X 87 = 19401 223 in 13 .=. 3^92'
=.
446 7.c?
iSgi
223 X (7x41=^)287:=:4001 131 ^3 71.3 = i5 JV9
For 229 (t = 229 in 9 = 2otfi */
3 68t -; 6 r= 1374..
31 c=T099 ^?== ^S8o.
I = 229' 8 = 1832
^31=29999 8 J9=s: 199001
.0 *2061
^^
.7ixi39==98^9 2260001
H?re two convenient Fradions are difcovercd,or makingthe
u
)
^ i^40oo i58W9=3iX23Xasf3
Logarithmsorgopoo . 2260001=71x139x229
(^^^ 9999^131x429 226oooo=2Xii3k oooa
jtntthtr Expedienterfindingumbers^ acceimm^ddte to the Third
RjUc or Method efmakingBrlggs'/ogdrithrtts^ . *
Find fttchaProdnd of theNoinbet, whpfe
Logarithmis ughe(thegi^atir the better)which hath two Humbert neareft it,oa
both or either fide,compos'dof fuch whofe Logarithms arc
known i Square the Middle, that flialle the Numerator} the
Produft of the two on either fide,is the Denominator of the
Fraftion , the Logarithmwhereof is to be made accordingo
the Rules there laid down, onlyobfervingin which the fought
Number is ingredientif in the Numerator, the Logarithm of
the Frsu^on mult be added to the Logarithmof the Dedomioa*
tor -,butifin the Denominator, it mull be fubtraftcd from the
Logarithmof the Namerator, c.
Convenient FraiHons foundforRdifinghe Logarithmsf iu^ 223,
227^ 229^,235, 239 241, asr, and 257..
Of 211 211 XI 1=2321 75387041 121X11 1X211
2321t=:S4X43,80x29=23^0 5387040=^0x54x29X43
Of 223 100X29=2900 84042OT itf9H223X223
2898rri4XjX23i223HI 3=^899 5 8404200=2900^125^23.Of
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CfmMaig hogarittmlyMukipKcatim. ;)
Of UT 20x193=38^0 y i48996oos=4JQo 93X 1 93
3851=27x153, 17x227=3859 J i4899599=Z7^J43*ti7X227
Of 229 229X3 1 =7099 ^ 5 W80 #3X3 1 X229X229
7100=71x1009 14x39x13=7098 S 50395800*100x71x42x1 3x1 J
Of 133 20x19x29=11020 %tai44Q4QQ 4O0Xl9XI9X29X29
11021=103x107x233x43=11019 5 i2i4403P9 43XiO3XiO7X233
Of 239 700x14=9800J9604000O =c49X49X40OOQ
S^80i=l2ix8l9 239x41=97995 96039999=81x121x41x239
Of 241 241 X41 =9881 ^97^^416141 X41 X241 X241
9882=9x18x519520x19=9880 397634i6o=i).oxi3Xi9X9x;8x5Of 251 24oxi37 3288o 0 108 1 C944Qca40X240X 1 37X 137
3288i'2Si)CT3i nX49X5w32879Siogio94399 ix49x51x1 31x25?
Of 257 257x47*^2079 J 1^002241 47x47x257x257
12080^80x1519 18x1 ix5i 12078 i 145902240=80x18x11x51x151
And for a Proof of the Ijogarithmsf 251 and 257,
43X151=10793 ^116488849::=;43X43X2^ 1X2^1
10794*257x42, 8x19x7^=^^0792 5 116488848=8x19x71x42x257
TiKe ] fiEaqpedieSiCs,prcfiimesina;e found for any other Prime i
^ ^ IIIII I I 1 1
^Sffatherfftrtntethod nf ntiikiniLogarithms) communicdted byMr. Abr. Sharp, derivedfrom Dr. WaHis'j IHuftrationof Mer-
catorsQsiadrature of the
Hyperbola,in Philof.
Tranladions*N*' 38. whirein thi greatffiart qf the Warkj (viz. R^fi^X att
t^ht tmerf) is ftrfrmfd JyMuIlfipUcaUQa,keiu eafierd jf
picker JUffotehhm Divifion.^
I'ET any three Numbers in Arithmetical Progreffione pro^.
. pos'd^the kaft =A, the middle -cB the grcateft=E-
if the Logarithmof any one of thefe be given,he Lo^arithma
f# th other twxii ms^ be thus ohtatn'd,by an infinite Series i
I. Let th firftTerm of the Series be C=5i:^=^=^=^
H. TheSenes=-rTT ~ l-'~~*T+'~--r:r4'--- +
X 2*3 4*5 6* 7^^g 10 *
m. The Sum of aft the Odd Powers ( each b?bg (Jivfeiedy
i.ts.properndex) v/*..y+ j+ f+T* ^* *=^ ^^ *^ Hjper-
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34 0/ ^^^^g LogarithmhyMultipUcatien.
IV. The Sam of the Even Powers, (eachdivided bf itsUdex)
viz. 7+^Vf+|-+^p'+c. = X is the HypcrbolickLoga*
rithm of^ gi
V. The Sum of all the Powers, or 2+^ ^^ ^^ Hyperbolicfc
.Logarithm of
-jr
VI. The Difference of the Odd and Even Powers, or 2 X is
Ethe Hyperbolicktogarithmf g^.
If B be= i^ TO, 100, looo, ioooo,c^r.all the Powers will be
rais'dby the Multiplicationf C continuallyor the HyperbolickLogarithms; or of C into the Number 0.43429448 c. and into
the feverai Produfts for Bri^s^sogarithmsj all which Powers
muft be divided by their refpcaiveIndices.
This Method hath this,eculiarAdvantageabove others.That
a Series one? rais'dfor the loweft Numbers in that Progrellion,willgenerallyerve for findinghe Logarithms of Eight or more
Prime Numbers, without any more labour than Addition or Sub-tradion^therefore isundoubtedlythe moft Expeditiousfor Com-
pofinga Table, efpeciallyor making the Logarithmsof the firlfc
Primes, tho' poffiblyot for railing fingleLogarithm.The Logarithmsof the firftPrimes, viz.. 2, 3, 5, c. muft un-voidably
be the Hyperbolickr Natural^ fince in allMethods of
railingogarithms,thefe ofier themfelves firft*,and from hence
inuft be deduc'd the Number .i^34Z9448c. which reduces them
to Brifg/s Amqrigft^varietyf Expedientsfor cffe ingthis,here ^upon one that is eafie,nd capal)lef a competentExad-
nefs,by Three Series,fince fewer will not performit to a toler-ble
Accuracy,wi^out greattediouihefs an4 difiiculty*
The Rrfi^hree Numbers are 96== A, ioo=B, i04=Ei thca
B A 100 ptf^^ 4 E B 100-7x04 4 E A
T loo^^^'T '^ 100 ^^^^^^E+A^'I2 l2f=A=JL-C: So that ,04 =C is the Firft Term,
200 200 100 ^
wbofe Powers,e^c. nvtketh; ipirfteriqs.
The Secortd are 92=A, ioo=B, io8=E, and-~-
= =
' B '
1 00
B - A2{The T%ird are 975=A, TOoo;;pB,o25=E, and
g-= 2-=
^Qjj^cC,b PirftT^ of the Third ^ies.. ^ j^^^
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s OfmJ i^Lagatkhm tyMuhtfticaiibit,the III* Series.
h^m^
C* = 625C^-zz 1562*;
O =: 97 55*i5 = 24414062s
C^ == 610351^^2'}C = 152587*90625
C'rr: 38146972656 - =:: 953 5743l6C 12=23841858Cm 596046C'*== 14901
atmx^
iC= 025
|C* = 0052083333333333333333
fC' =: 1953125
4c == 8719308035714
iC'=: 4238552517
By thdc Three Scries^tic
Loearithflisof allthe Pr^
under 29, eaccept11, may be
madi t and feveral abore :
For the Logarithm of 7 is
got from (IP^ looS =: tX)C
1 2x7 ; of 1 3 fit m(F*)1 04=:
8k 13, or .fttim(III*)75=275x13 1
of 17 frdm u'*)999tf=5x 7 X14H 17} of 19
from (III*)975=3 X 7 X25)c
19J
of25
from (II* 92=
4x23 i of 31 from (II*)92=32x31 ;
of 41 from (lU*)
1025=125x41, c. The Log.of 1 1 is had from a Series of
,01 9for 99=9x11, or from
TrC*'= 2167442 '--.'
^C* = 1I47 ^^ ^r 1001=27X13X11 }
the Log. of 29. is got from a^ 444=0250052102873306882090153
^|C*i= 0003125
^c^ = 9765625
rC^ = 406901041666667
JC = 1907348632^1
r5-C = 95367432
iVC = 49670-AC'^^^ 27
3C^A/ *Mfr ?ooo3i259769695#i87i947077 ing and provittgthe LOM-
?1i*Z?^79*'^^*9875403723oitnmi of all Primes under
1 1 00, and many above.
fpX 'i^o253
Z-Xr{444- 0246926125903715010143076
Series of 9O005 for iooo =i
3x5x23x29 i and 37 is had
from ,00 1 for 999=27 X 37,
c.
Expedientsof this kind
I have usM, both for find^
1
3
4
a
b
c
d
Jto4TT7
m .=
=^ 04o82a9945.SK:)a5 .i295 4577= 07696.i04ii.36i28.32498^2i70
= 03922,0713 1 53281.29626.92009
.0253
2,07131. Ji.78o79,84289.87540i27230
$704.t
\^\^ tl=|*S=- ^
8232.i5567.93954 6262i,i7iSo.
9 = 7^t-^ = 3ai-2b;-h20t^:.- ^-.^^., r.3 .yf :i-
10=9- 5 = 2a-^b+- ac^--2d=H=t== .28768.20724.5178a9t743.929aii=9rio=5a+3^r4c-l-4d=f=Log.2= .69314,71805.59945.30941.72321*2= 9 -r = Log.3 = 1.09861.22886.68109.69139.5245213 I ^ Log. 8 -zz. 2.07944.15416.79835.92825.16964
**^^b *lr*^ - ^^'* ^^ 2.30258.50929.94045.68401.79914. 54684-36420.76ou.oi488.62877.2976o,33327.9cx 96.7572lUe Reciprocalwtercof It .43429.44819^3251.82705.11289-*I89i6i6o5o8 22943.97oo5*80366 6566i,i4453.783ij6.i36
Shafl
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^alt here ofier One of the Three Eit^HMlitilt^,hereby theft
iirftrimes, together With many others, were cottiputedto the
Exaftneis of 82 t hces which was bv Six Seriesjwhereof jOdi
wks the lowed:) whence the'Loprithniitf theieTea Fra^ajBS
were made%the
followingOj^atlons beinglht posMto be
per *fbrm'd by Lx^rithms.
^ ^100a
V*y99x2 )iR3t
v5^soooDOo
W 99^9^8=62X127X127v5)
999,5:2:14X42X17W.iooooo
/; 9975t=rt5X3SXi9 W 99875=125X17X47^^
9997 5=^7? X3 X43
/^1000008=72X17X19x43
.
iy S.
lOoS tQOQ^39 9= ^^ '^^
^^^^iproooo ^^^)iooo iboo* 992 3*75^125X31
V ^^ l0ooooo1000000
999998 3961:15128X3*^^3*75'~*39 * ^
128-
^
1008,1008
,10000 43ac=j6Xa7
r V
locoitf,
100000Uz i \
OQof ^o^ \
10000^432=101127 0lOTOio
Ilouow .
425 ^' ^ 1000 1 1000 I 9996 425=25x17 ^^J^joooooT 99875 ^-
icooD_256=i6Xi6.
^4? ^^_8i '. 100000 .\io^^
9975 255=15x17 ^-'4^5 255 ^'^ 999yt~ loooooo
3875 12X17x19'
J.looo 3876^^^jj^562p::i25Xi2$^
. IS^il^
5875=^25x31^*^ 995'^3875^ 550*=H8 yx*9^^ 5504
256_^2il21=^25X625 - ^78125 10000^65525=15x7x625^
^55 '^77824=64x64x19^^^^
77824 9975 65536=256x256^**/
128 .128 ^656^5 _2i,
21 iOo8_^25f^^^
8I25^^16ii?544i ?l=^ /j3,xE _ 22 =2i(^3^i2;x2i= {j^
125t
1251 65536 20 v ^20 1000 24 ^' ^''r25^24 15
v*^
IS+if^ll^^c. as ia the former Operations.
It renttins to Exemplify b the making rWs Logarithni*
immediatelyy this method i Take the Three Nombers in the
II* Series,w;t.92=A, ioo= B^ io8=E,and--^=^=,o8=Ci
by which multiplyingthe Reciprocalof the HypetbolickLoga^
rithm of 10 t^, 43429448AC'=N continaally,nd dividing the
tefpeftiTeiPowers by their proper Indices, the followingSeriet
arc made#
OlNs3^H29f ^^
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38 Of mdlai^ogatitbrn
CiH743 c*C* tli^27l9A iA6U^ioiii697
C X27794fcc*C Nsaaaj S 7747344^493^
Cxa2235Msc-C^xNn778 70 9757?7i95C xx77897*CiC*N=t4*3096i 58^0057$
Cx
Cx
C xV829( e==*'*xN= ^
Cx466j20i492=C**xN= 373056119
C X 3730561i9=C x N= 29844489
Cx 09844489= C ^ N:s= 2387559
C X 2387559 = C X N = 191005
C X 191005 =C'*xN = i$ 8oCx 15180 ssC'^xN =:= 1222
Cxi222gC'^xN = 98
,C xN = O347435S S5 6oi40 i2
*C X N = 74 959 578i54978
fC*x N = 2846192316601x5
4C^xNr=: t30l 6487589
iC* X N = 6476668738
,VC*-vN= 33954193
TVC' xNr= 183658.,4C*'xN=: ioi8
tVC'^xN^ 6
fc=V^'||= 034817964070697216507
4C xN*43429*c.* X389742342090405848
4C-*x N = 4447*75494689299
iC* X N = 18974615444008
jC^x N = 91078x54131
jVC xN = 466320x49
xN= 2487040 , *xN = 13643
tVC'*xN=: 76
y-4-8t = 0013942085837475x4194
^g===i'5#=.0334237554869497023i3Z+X'A^^^ .O362X2I7265444473070X
,C=:.oo xJ*=oo3474355855226oxA62i
JC xN=: 74XX959X578155
jC^ xNr= 2846x923174C'xN s X30112
*CixN=_6
1
^Z=:y'm = 00347442997^g39iS2xx
^fP% N = 0000x3897423420904058 4C^xN = 444717549469
iC*xN = X89746X5
jtC xN.= 911
Z X= t8* ^^ 0034605 3 2 X09500486X 5 8
Z+-X H^= 00^488327845*2x344264
tflt'^-99 = -9Wii^72i54i78655736
Lof. 92 =s i*9 37878273455S5^9299
f MtlttfScatteiC
Hence 'tts evidenti that
afterthe firftSeriesfor 1 08
and 91 is Compos'd, with
how much eale all the o-
thers are thence derivM*even with littlemore labour
than tranfcribingHave in*
ftanc'd in the next higher
i. e. making C:::.oo8)hence
the Log *of ioo8=:i44 7*
and of 992=32x31, are ob*
tain'd. Putting 0= .0008
the Logarithmsof 10008 s
72x139, and of 9992= 8 ^
1249, are got ; if C be put
f 00008, the Logarithmsof xoooo8= 2i6 X 463^ and
of 99992=8 X 29 X 431, are
made ^ and ifC be .000008,
the Logarithmsof iooco68t=72 X 17 X 19 X 43, and of
999992 = 8 X49 X 2551, are
found : So that the Loga^
rithms of Ten Primes are
obtamed from thb One Se *
ries,viz.. 3, 23, % 3^1 ^39^
1249, 4*3 43^ 43f^and2551. Many other Senes
are as proUfickas this %
none I have met with,
whence fewer than Six, or
Four at leaft,ufeful Lo-arithms
may not be de-uced*
So that, though
the labour in
railingthe
firft Series may be Coa-
fiderable,et the advan-age
of gaining fo many
Logarithmsthence^with fo
great eafe,makes abundant
Compenfation.
Shan
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0/ mfifahoganthmJyMvItifUcation*
*fi
FB(
P .
ill
CO
39
1900) N 4342 ftcrr 00922857604310697464^132171900) 22S576 Cr= i2 ^03i8o5826x82348c
1900J120303 ace = ^33174^34^4535911900)633174 accrr 3332498077081
Ji9a))335249 * -= 1753^*3$^
1900) 1 75394 c=: 923 120
1900)923130lfc = 486
I 00022857604310697464613217
3} 6391 8cc= 21105821154845305; 17539 cp 35078927*
7)486= 6j W MN Mpl
1 = Zr= ^f}^ n ,00022^^57606421279930887087
2)iao3 c.-ooooooo6bi15902913091 1746
4)33324fcc,= 833x345192^70
2= X = v^|4i*aff'-ooooooo6oi5i598622 55848653= Z X X= fiH^=.O0O2286362i58ii42i8647i952
4^= 1900=3 .27 7536oo95282896i536i33475=4-3= 1899=3 .278524964737017539^71^1^=
^
9= .95424250943932487459005J817=15-6^=211 2 .324282455297692665081558148=:i-2*Z-X^4|$4^=.000228515912614176753022229=4-f-8= 1901=3 .278982116865443 i3828935 69
19000) 4342 c.:^ 0000228576043106974646132^211058211548A
J50f1 Z=i/TrSvig=^ 000022857^0433180^28580314
60151590201309117
2= X=: 000000000601515903746215693 i-V^Zi-X*Wi^ 00002285820584770703201883
4= 19000= 4-27875360095282896153633347
5*4-3=18999= 4 .278730742746981254504314646= 9= 954242509439324874590055817rr5-6=2iii= 3 324488233307656379914258838=i-2 Z-X:= 000022857002815899539587459=4''t-8:ri9ooi:4 #27877645795564486107592092
190000)4342^3= 00000228576043106974646132
3)= 21 105821ij
1 Z=v^4|J5J4=^ooooo228576o43io9o8522) QOOO0000000601515902913091
4) 8331
2 x= 0000000000C601 5 15902921422
3=
z l-XffJ||5|oQ000228576644624988i496694= 190000= 5 .27875360095282896153623347
5=4-3 i89999= 5 .2787513x5x8638271165483678
6=27x31.^37= 2 92272545799325999 55X7 78i
7r=:5.6=r227= 2 q56o25857t93X22720iQ3Q489:[Z-X= ;fIl4-i=ooooo22857544i593 182306825
190000= 5 .27875360C95282896153633347190001 5 .27875588670724489335940172
i 7rr=^ $45O98o400i425683g7 22i6it6
i 27143= 4 .43365784669298806264718546Tlic
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40 Of mMng LogMrttimsyMukipHemm.
The way to find convenient Nambers by whkh Logarithms
may be made withOat any other Divifion tlianhf the Indices of
the Powers. If the Predion be intended to beginwith an Unit
and CyphersfoUowingtake fuch a Prodad: of the Number pro-
pofedas begins,ith an Unit ( and Cyphers ifit may be ) iixb^
trad foch Prodnds from that fuccefllvelys beginwith the fiimc
l^igure;r the next le($th^n thjitwhich immediatelyows the
Unit or Cyphets iibtradinghjisFador alwaysfrom the former9
Bmltiply*dy lo, lOo, c. till a convenient Number befoood.
Ifit be delTgn^do cooSSi as mncfa as majbe of nines chode fiich
a Fa as ofthe propofedomber as begms with^or isdie neareft
to nine, but lefs,dd fuch Produds to that fucceflively,s willmake the foUowingFiguress near as poflibleinest c. Ex. gr*
Eaak i
forft^ila4noo4.
Tubt. X 2fT
aixi94fl'iooi49
lUnk 3
251x3*7^3
9a22 9
39 97 9
8 2oo8
lUak 3
te3{7ia4 xo^8
39 ioc 23 o8 20^6
aak4
V1T\
8 ao5tf
38-97^
3*9P'99975
5= X2$$
5X797P 3985 iooo2]{,
398*99898 28zt39 389a000244
Ofcs 1506 .0 r= 19|6 X 23 z 2887 398406 999999Q^ 5 5PXI3 i9pc?3B9ici=99999S'
I
Rtoki*
^1004=4x251J 1000
/^ooU9=aiXi9H25l
V.100000
tank2^ 99898=2x199x251
v 999984=48x83x25110023 = 39x257
( lOOOO
Jj1000244=28x1 39X257
I*** J\ toooooo
, I y 10000127=1*7x233x257
' 00*
0QI4t
TheFDwen of
\jSxSktie RaiifedI
(iplicadoiif
looooooo
.00102
000016
oba3
^00244
ooooi^$7
^5
,-5
Tho' this Method feem to be more confined,ot adniittiagf
f^ great varietyas the other, yet at the beginningof th^ Table
where the other is deficient,tis moft Q mmodious aqd Expedi-
tious,and performs well to 1000 or upwards, an4 affi rdsex-
cellQptExpedientsfor many great Primes \ but where itfaiU,tbere
the other becomes more convenient, and performswith greater
l^e.Expeditionand Exaftnefs than before : So that both togetherrender thisArt, Fix.. Loiaritbmcte^hni^,olj;compktt*
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The Vfi ofthe Tahk ofLogarithmsn pag. 28. 29.
O^
H
5JSZ^
0 S- 2 Sum
Tit
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'42 neVfe ofthe TMe of Logmtbas in pag.ii.
29.
I I III mil isIP iii III
^ a^ I fid's
s-ISSISa
t^ t-O
S, 0.0, 1=1? If
1?'
3 ' V
S ji 3 I
2s l5 4 ? t5 il = iB = s^u
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4 0/Confiru^hiieTUgtrntMl
Definitions.
A Chord ar Subtenfe is a Right-LineoaJ^ ne iag the Extremities of an Arc, aa
Iv^arf. F 0 is the Chord of the Arcs F 0 and
F D O. A Sine ( ss s ) is half the Chord,or a Right-Linedrawn from one end of an
Arc fallingerpendicularlyn the Diameter that terminates in
the other end, F R is the Sine of the Arcs F E^ F D. The
Radius ( ri r ) is the Semidiameter,or Sine of 90* i.ooo. c.
thfegreatcftof allSines. The Co-fine ( = c s) is that part of
the Radius which is interceptedbetwixt the Center and the
Sine, or the Sine of the Complement, / r. the differenceof the
Arc from a Quadrant or 90^, as C R=sF W isthe Go-fine of the
Arc FE, or the Sine of its Complement FB, and alfo of its
Supplement or Difference from a Seimicircle A ^ E ^ is the
double of the Co-fine of the Axi D /8 or the Chord t fits Sup-lement
of iSE,fo Eo', ES ,E^, Ew, are the double Co-finesof the Arcs D7, D^, Dft,Dh, The Vcrfcd Sine ( = ) of
any Arc le^ than 90 *,is the Excefs of the Radius above the
Co-fine of the Arc, as E R E C C R is the Verfed Sine of the
Arc F B A Veried Sine of an Arc greater then 90* is the
Sum of the Radius and the Co-fine, as D R=D Gf C R is the
Veried Sine of F D The Secant of an Arc is a Right-Line
drawn from the Center through one end of the Arc tillit meet
with the Tdngentjwhich is a Right-Line touching the Circle
at the Extremity of that Diameter which cuts the other end of
the Arc, lb C H is the Sceofxtjand E H the Tsn^entof the Arc
F E. The CQ-ftcam or dt^tMigwt of an Arc are the Secant or
Tangent of the Complement of that Arc to 90, lb C I is the
Co-fttmt and B I the CQ-^t^gtntf the Arc F .
A Mitbod #/comfittinghi NiUand Sin*^Tangentor Secant efanyjtrck immediatelyprem the lengthf the Arch beinggiven.
THE lengthof any Arch is readilyobtainM from the Pro*
portion of the Diameter of the Circle to its Circum**
ftrence exhibited by Fen Cenlen fipce prolonged and con*
firm'd to 74 placesby Abraham Sharf which is as 1,00, c. to
i.i4i5*atf535 9793i3Mitf43383a79502884l97itfp$9937S^^5^
^^974944592307816405 z |-.This Number the Radius beingi.oooo^ diCf is the juitlengthof the SemichvH or Arch m
i8o^
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Tdi^tnisidSec4iitStyMr. Sharp. 45
tU^ ocs whence any leftArch iseafilyot by DiTifion,jig
part hereof ebo29o8882o8tftff72T961 539484^14 ^ is the-
feDgthlf the Arch of i* Minote, which beingmoitiply'4y the
Kumber of Minates contaiaM iaany
other Arch (erves
readilyto give Its length,hence by Mr. Nmt t^% Series publifiiedyMr. HiUUy in fhi. TrsaifN* 2 1 9. The Sine,Co-fine,Tangent,C^. of any Arch are iud. If the lengthof the Arch be putsA,then is the Na^ral
Sine_
A^ I A. 1 A'
-^A'
.A?
_
An.
'^6
120 5040' 352880 399HJ800
A J__
A y _i A 7___
6227020800 1307^74368000 '355587428096000 X2164510-
A 9.
0408832000
r^fin.. I
A,
I A* A*. A A.,
U)-unc_iJ -t-^^
720^*40320
3628800 T^7po.A'*
_
A',
A'*__
A
01600 87I7829120O T 20922789888000 6402373705728000
^ 2432902008 I 76640000.
Tan nt- A4- A
,2 A' .17 AV62 AS 1382 A''
.
Tangent == A i-J -f^^ +315-^2835+15592$ '+
21844 A' . 9295^9 AI 6404582. A
. -L,
6081075 ^^^38512875 ^10854718875 T c^ ^'
r'A-i.- r- *
i. a A' 2 A' 1 A' a A
Co.tangent=j~-A-^ ~945 47*5 ~W5SS
_
1382 A}*_
4 A _ 3 S'7 A''_ rf.-
638512875 18243^25 162820783125 '
Se i - ^ 1 4- I.A*4, sAVtfi A*. 277 AV 50511 A*'rsecant as x^~ i-^ -^^^^ -1-8064+3 S288oo +
540553 A*I 199350981 A'* 4,3878302429A** 12404-
95800320 * 8717829120 '4184557977600 ^^6402-
879661671 AJ. ^.
173705728000^ ^ '^*
r^frran^ -J.*Al 7 AV 3 A*. 127 A', 73
Co-ftcantx:^+ +350 +15120 +6048;o +3411440A'l 1414477 A'*
.8191 A'V 118518239
653837184000 '37362124800 '5335311421440000
Let the Sine and Co-fine of o* 05* be foagbt,the lengthof the
Arch of 0 05' is =5:ODi45444i0433286o798^77=A.9^
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4^ OfConftruHinghe Natural Sines^
Ifthe Sine and Co^fine.oix95'be required,he nttm.cfMinutcontained therein is 1795'which drawn into ,60190888, tfr.
make the lengthof the Arch = A =,522i443J45'549702(J509j
A*=
A
A*
Q01454441043 32860798077
aix$39874.8$88097130767227628517$
The n wen of the Arth of
29' 55'
A'nT . K^ 2726.3470.6107.8527.152946622
aS .00 14544410433 2860798077
x20)\ 5423716?
.00145444104332915035539
51278712714196j--6)A^
The Sine of?odeg.05'^-00145444053054202321343
*h^ f'24^ .00000000000018645466105
2)A*= .00000105769937425940486720)A*
1^25^
1O0000105 769937425941801Co-finc o dcg. 999998942300821 9 524304
05'or Sine ot 89 deg. 55'^
A*r .i423-54^^-7197-2746.43276A^* .0731.00206837,695871A^x.0388.10822854.4101.535A** .0202.6485.1272.8468.215A][*0105.8117.7282.7x60.4
A *.oo5i.2490.i77i.Oyi8.A'r .0028.8479.6158.7483.7A' ^.ooi5.o627.997o.6364A *.ooo78649.5552.92159A'*t=: 4M 066.4io7 .A''= 2.1442598404A ^=
X'1196.1312.69
A;y= $845-995
K?7 3052454A ^=:
1593.82
The Seriesfor the Sine. The Seriesforthe Co-fiac;the Pwifs dfdvm im the Co^egicimsrftteSerbs.
A= 522x44334554970265095323423523786751280
36288o)A'
7949724864276622762o8oo)A** 34434763
355 ^87428o9 c)A 3 45 V .5224^77^60285x63x5459
6)A = 023725777866212440546504o)A^= 2099439937046834399x68oo)A' = 19703371838X307674368oo)A' = 44705
'^
023727877325852903923
^^6^1?-4987398887026634XX536
i-^AS 1.003097070123938x3427624
40320)A 1 37026333608431
47900x6oo)A 85723366
2092278988800^'* 1459
j- 1.00309720715x129077831
,
^^'^*=f,;'363X7353053926' 72o)A* 28145626767842807
36288oo)A'4150903799x5
87i7829i200)A*'*x284^8o
SubCrafttbeSloeof
There remains the Sine of
- 36345499q957S58646i4
The Co-fineof 29* y' or the Sine of6bdeg.5'
.86675x7080553422x^217Out of which fubtra^he Sine of o de^05i00x4544405305S?2xI
One of the Sine of 89deg.55'= 9999989423008x2x^29^* 55'= 49873988 7026634ii53630 deg.05'= 501259053598148783707
Since thefe Series Ck)nvergethe fwifteft near the beginningtnd end of the Quadrant, for raifingTable, no more than the
firftand lafl:thirtyDegrees need be calculated,he intermedi-teare obtained from them by Subtraftiononlya^ above.
'
Tab. i
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\
w -
^ .
Tangentsnd Secants yMr. Sharp. 47
Tab- 1. 7te Qjj^tkfiesftbefeowers divided
by the Co-^kients/tbe two Seriesfarthe
Sine Md Co-fine.
Jib.t. The Towers ofthe Arthofodeg.oi'==^ .ooo29bS88c =5 a.
*f 3437-74^77 ^7S493925a6ic4
t a, .0002908882086657215965395% a, (7)8461594994075^3^^7074293.a (10)246137821028138337774644 a* (14)7159^5^98437591417400705 a* fi7;2o82785542642824237546^ a* (11)605838269404798592936037 a^ (^4)176231208928302709019428 a*
( g)5i26358o676i48497209095^ ** (nJH9ii97 52 ^75537447U ':,..,
^^^' (3043377i65762767O273O969^ 8-\-)a *(40ii9535840395 3224oi6i
.00029088820866572x59615395
(7 ) 423079749703761943571 5
(11) 410229701713563896291(15)2983274576823297572500
(19) 173559S795220235353125
72o)Vf24) 841442040839998045744
5040)a^ (28) 349665097079965692499
40320)4*32) 1271418171531460744273
362880)4^(37)41093394931314862895
a*
ja^
a
iia (383126179060457273697238i2a '(41)367040008675401318839*3*''(45)106767610^32238403745614a '\49)30574^900033 10804620
15*' ^(53)903424279655122726604
^'^*' t5 ?J26279547037399856i429X7a'^(6o)76444io,622558i5i3279
*^ * *(^3}2223668836582273969S7ipa
* '(67)64683904459206586781
2oa***(70)i88i5785096io56798222
399i6-l-)a*(46)31610514985488239849
47yo|-)a' (5i)6626050659413521550
6ii7J-)a'55) 171458573949581802801
87i7-r)a'^C6o;5625198168980720354
i307^-|-)i'Hj65)69oS63338582409io6ii-t-)a*(69)125602499370660678801.
355681-)**(74)21491932968x581817614
,64oi3f '*f79)3473i943788i7388o4oiii^4-j-)a'\84)31742784843x80879995
a43i54-)a (89)77338853076977
.Tab.3. The Logmthmsofiheje
Qu^tiefiP.
X
T 3.536273S827928158479613
a 96.4637261172071841520387
^1*92.6264222387503871088637Ja 88.61 30^710 12379088236073a^j 84.4746932271171305852186
a* s 80.239449339988295932470
7^.915024206818364520009
71-543652294^47637733274
67.1042884 1 42200043 397249
6261377202198786^617173558.0774981391950477692023
53.49983x571244006880500848.884376442403566204817044.2341592073039135876492*6,,^, pgpO
39 ' 1i7572888328597i3762Jj,,,7 ; .ioo34-839392i469843626237i94',j.7674i i o3ox)9899828i53562i994903 io#il7i9^c.
Tab. 4. The Logarithmsftbe Coefficientar*
Bions of the two Senes oftbe Sine and Co*
fine^iz. oftbe Heeiprocalsf theDiviforSf
which are to be Med to the Logarithmftbe
Powers*
r
14
I
7101
a
yo4o
I
4o9 20
t
261 XSeO
I
} 99 I 6 So o
479ooi 0O'
99.6989700043360188047863
99.221878749616356367491298.6197S87582883939770638
97.9208187599523751722775
97.1426675035^8735397687
96.2975694635544747090565
95-394479476562531123415594440236967X232062488252
93.4402569671232062488252
92.398844281964981208075091.3196630359173563803525
90205719683610519611146089-0595916479322815852201
.87 8855003888766003431388
86#67038o4c622c6755622838
i5,33227' 4773 545322i840i6,, l,4 c.54489314848424016337436
2o.540729o894684i030o6365' 4..}7,7 c.^i936589797j9o955 J9398IV72 70I60572276549 3 9....4,... - 82,9i490'i5787862 6 pa4O35
lo.8883977272659684479 539a4jIi' .i 8i fii3875383ia2285407 8?
A littleto facilitatehe Operationn the precedingTable,
riie Powers of the Arch of one Minatc, and their Quotients,
being
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41 Of CmftruSiy the Natural Sines^
beiagdivided b^ the re^MctiFe -effitieatsof each Member of
both the Series for the Sine and Go-fine,and the Lo^ithiM of
thofe Quotients and Co-efficients,o that the Powers of the
Nnmber of Minutes contained in zny Arch beingmniti^iedre*
Ibedivelyby thole Qpotiehts, produce the fereral Members of
tne Series,whereby the Sine and Go-fine are Gompofed.Thefe Tables need no Explicationtach Table and Number
as fiiras needful having a proper Title perfixM,nly the fmall
Figuresin thele two Tables, enclofed in a Parenthefis denote
the Number of Cyphers that mnft precede the Srft Figure of
the followingumber.
The lift of the Firft Table isprincipallyo compoft the Se^cond, though therebyin the Tangent, Go-tangent,Secant,and
Co-ftcant of i' may be ealilymade from their proper Series but
the Sine and Go-fine moft readilyrom the 2d to 23 Figures: Bat
the chiefDefi^n and Ufe of the Second Table is exprefi'dbove :
Shan exemplifyn makingthe Sine and Go-line of^^ 37 which
beingfo very near 4^ o muft neceflarilye as Troublefom and
Laborious as any that need be pro];)os'd.
The Number of Minutes contained in 44* 37' are 2^77, caH
this Number4, the Powers hereof muft be raifed,which (fince
i(sconfiftsonly of Four Figures)isperformedith much more
Eale and Expeditionhan the Powers of the Arch can be, which
mift confift of ib many Places as
are intended in the Sine, a due
Account muft be kept of the
Number of Figuresevery Power
extends to, tho' no more need
be exprefledn any, than are re-
Ottired in the Sine,fewer will
luiEce in moft j the reafbn is,
that after Multiplicationwith
the reipedlveNumbers, viz.
t^iofewhich anfwer the (ame
^ower in the SecondTable,
the
Number of Cyphers precedingthe firftFigureof eacn Produa
may be rightlyetermined i in
the adjoyningfmallTable of the
powers of 2tf77 the Number of
Figuresin each isexprefs'dyiball Figuresbefore it,enclosed
in a Parenthefis.
The Powers of S677 1= a bdag the
Namber of Miauut coocaia'ais
44 i^* 37 w'a.
(4) 2^77= ( 7 ) 7166^29
=: fii) 191842^2733= (14) 51356271336241
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Tangentsnd Secants y Mr. iSharp; 49
Tfe P mm of 26jj dram into the re/j^Sivenmbers in Table iK
The Seriesfor the Sine. The Series for tlieCo-fine
1877 ^*A*,7787o;734598i367i29042i2a)A^ 2^%6ii403^7);956y2439
3^2880)/^' m 29015983696201226227020800)^ 1^:62171025743
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737199
24329 AcOA*** 28
+ I 01 '?3^^^9290545004^74
2)A* =:: .303 19286796148 io625Qtf720)A* 309880909602545790636288oo)A'* 22593413515736187i7829i200)A'^
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or tikifwtf o/'^5dcg.23'
A confidcrable part of the Labour both in raifinghe Powers and mul-iply
iiiglicm by the Numbers in ibc Second Tabic in tliisMethod, or byIbc Co-efiittentsf ihc TiVo Scriesin the former,may be faved,in worlc^
ingby the Logarithms,cr which the Third and Fourth Tablesmay be
VeryIcrviccable,lpeciallyhen the Powers afccnd high,as in the pre-eding
Example. The Charadlerifticksf the Logaritlimh the Third and
Fourth Tables confiftof Two Figures,
Jtc S'eHesf9rtheTgngenu^
The Serle$fortbe Oi iA^tni,
.
tVA 5I7477 38 rA=i74048in5.8|457i047 ^
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rriTiYirA* '
Ateho* theSeriesforthe Tan- \semStiecam comrcrgc io flow-
Ty,hat except near the begin-ingof the Quadfant C where
theyare ofexcellentVfe)'twere
betterto make the Sin: and Co-
fineirfl,nd fix)m thence de-uce
them by thcfe known
Proportions,s the ^:^^'
lladius to
to fb is the
17729599069861m Ce^xmg.Df29drg. 55 737S8326879i6i
#r xhtTjvg.of60 deg.05*
lie Seriesfor the Cojccam of29 dcgi55'
i79S^C**''-^03437 7 c.:'in15 1791:5^4902*
'\-4A:=:^o8702405575932lJ,-A := 276800741772TTfr?A^ 7957245427
;rTVrIv,y22190727-jTrrwA'. 6155014
^mrH^^J^A''.. 170146
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5 0/ ConfirvBijighe Natural Sines^
fo the Radius : to the{^J^'J.Yet the Two Scriesorthe O^tdn^ent
and the Cs-fecdntre of much quickerifpatcb^s in the inftanceof (he
TMZ^nt and Qhungentand Ghftcum of 2^ ifjf.5'. The Powers of the
Arch of29 dig.55*
ot
1795'=
*S2214433455497ftc
sA
maybe feen
bcfote,nd need not be tepeatcd.o obtain A multiplythe Number of
Minutes, viz..1795 by ^'^ reciprocalf ,6002908 c. =3437,74677, to:-
TJtfVitrfedine of4 jr ^r^io under 90 dcg./ ^Af differencefthe Radius and
theQ- finefthefM Arch;theSum oftheRadius and the Sine ofany Arch is
theVerfedine efan Arch fomuch exceeding0 dec. fothat theSeriesfortheSine and Ghfineay be ea/Sypplyto thefindingheP^erjedine ofar^ Arch
immediatelyhich isJoplainnd obviotuas^ needs no Illujfratioh.
I. The Sine of an Arc fR being given to find its
Figure Co- fine tR CFq^FRq=CRqj therefore ^ CFq^FRq :
= CR i. e. ^rr'^^ss: in ex.
2. The Sine of an Arc FR being given,to find Ef^ the Sine
of half the Arc. CR is found by i^ and confeqiientlyR ; then
^FRq^ERq : = F , but i f = EF^ therefore i j^SS-j-rr ;
1= S i Arc.-
3- To find the Sines of the double,triple,
uadruple,quin-uple, c. of
any Arc whofe Sine isgivenfiicceffively.et the
Chords DiS,^y^ y^^S^ i be allequal,draw the Chords Dy^B^, Da, Dw, and E$, , 3^,B, Bi extended, draw the
Jladius OS, and irake ^^ = D , 5^9= D^^ )t ^ Ih and 0\
t= /S,y/ut. ^, S^TT 3^,e^ == Eg, w(T t=i Efiythen are the
Triangles c^, D/S7,D C, D^^, S^ jEq^a^,SS^Tr,6^,
iSiij,ll Ifofceles and
-/Equiangular,a the
Triangles0\ Eyju^^nrhich being latrgeft,ll their parts are nioltdiftinguifhabie,he
the Angles EX^S,E/Jt^yre equal,the Angles D/S, Ey be*
ingfubtended by the iame diagonal )S do both togethermake
two rightAngles,fo alfodo the AnglesED ^ $D\ therefore the
AngresEy0, DX are cfqual,ut /Sa ^ Ey. and D = y by
Conftruftiori,herefore the TrianglesEy0^MD are equal,coci-
fequentlyhtn Eyi in the fame manner may be prov'dB/Jt^i=
EK y-rr= a, ^^ = En likewife S^^ D/S, eO ri D , w = DS^.
Therefore QS : E8 : : D0 : D i-c-Radius : to double the Co-
fine of an Arc : : fo is the Chord of the Arc : to the Choid of
double the Arc, and halving the two laft Terms, : : \ D :
^Dy Co is the Sine of the Arc : to the Sine of twice the Arc,
againi) C(2: E^ : : Dy:D^i: iD :fDCi-e. r: ir^-rc::
s litre: s arc \s i arc^ (3)ck : E0: :\ D^ : i D0 i.e. r : 2 ex
arc ; : / 3 ^-^^' T^(irc ^ s k^arcy 4) (/S : f /8 : : i Da : i Dk^
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52 OfConftmBinghe Natural Sines^
^MQ^'i but becaufe GK =r ^, iGKq = A/j^, therefore CITh
^3 = ^4 and r (i.e.?^) -YGKx^i -MPy that is,if.
to the Sine of an Arc left then 30^ the Sine of itsaefefl:aulti-
pliedby V3 ^^ added, the Sum wiH be the Sine of an Arc as.
much exceeding30^.The Sineof 1 1^ b min s= i 90808995375544multipliedy V3~h73 2.0508075688773roduces33049087453-
3349, which added to the Sineof ^9**o min.=,325568154457 155
makes ,656059028990504the Sine of 41*'o min. In the Trian-le
ha^ (^ aq^ zr:)/^eg^r^ ahq^zie ^, but becaufe eg z^ah^
3 e^q-rzehnd egx ^iz=:e(ji.t,ek^kh)g''g ^l^ el r=zkh
^a zzifn^hat is,ifthe Sine of au Arc greater than 60 be mul-iplied
by V3? 2iJ^dut of the Produft the Sine of an Arc wantingfo much of 90 *be fubtrafted,he remainder isthe Sine of an Arc
fomuch exceeding30* Ex.Gr. ifthe Sine of 83'',9925461 5164-
1321 bedrawrfinto-y/3=i,732 c. and from the Produft fiTi9i-
4636349973 T,the Sine of 67'^=,92050485452439 be taken,there
remains ,798635510047292the Sine of 53 * min.
5. HavingaU the Sines under 60^ to find all the reft by AcWi-i
tion onily,oravingallabove 30**o find the Sines of the firft30*,
or havingthe Sinesof the firftand laft30**o findallthe interme-iate
by Subtraftion only. In the TriangleiWQfi,MK^QG (by
4) thereforeZMA['MK:=zSG^ that is,ifto the Sine of aay Arc2Mit{s then 60'*the Sine of the defeftKM be added, the Sum is
the Sine of an Arc fo much exceeding60**,x. gr. Sine 41**
=6560-
590289905C6-I-ine 19 * min. = 325568154457 1 55, makesSiae
79**omin.crSjSi627i8344766i.n the Triangleffe4,=r^ A (by
4) thereforeeg e i (i.e. A / )=j5^ the Sine of the Arc B ;?,that
is,from the Sii^ef an Arc exceeding0^ fubtraft the Sine of the
Excefs,andthere ^yillremain the Sine of an Arc wantingfo muchof 60^ ejt;^r.Sine67^ ,920504853452439---Sine7'*=,693434.
05i47t=:S 53*^ 798635510047292. By a continued Bifedion
( byt|;ieeciDind the Sineof a^n Arc a littlelefsthen o^ i min. may
he found,and from that by Propprtionthe Sine of o* i mia But
the Sine of o^ i min. may be obtained from the lengthof itsAr? by
th^ Seriesin the other Method with incomparablyeftlabour and
greater accuracy, frona which (by the third)the Sines aikl Q -
finesofallArcs under 30^beiiigomputed,the reft^re had ( byihe 5) bySubtradionjor havingthe firftso^.made(bythe tkird)allto 60^
may be got (by4*^)and all the reftby Addkioa ( by
5th)-^or thelaft30**beingobtained (bv third tc reftabove 3c?
are made (byfourth)and the firft30^by Su otrafticHiby fijfth.)The Sinesbcmg made the Taments Secants airehus obtained. The 7ri-
emglsFJtyVFy CEH, CBlm ifcquiangular,hen CR : RF:: CE : EHj i.a
Gh/he : Sine : : R^liw : Tangent,nd (f , i.c.)CtV : (^C,i.e.)WFxCBi Bl^
i.t.Sint:Cihfineixad: : QhtMng^iCBCF: : CEiCH^ i. e. C^fineiRdd::
iW:5if4w,andCtV:Qr'*CB: 3i. Sine: Rod ; : Rnd : Qhfecant.A. M
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' I m
ill
AN EASY
Quadratureof the CIRCLE,
from 7 V 3 ^ V ^^ Cmmnunicated by Mr. HALLEXt
ProfeJJdrfGeometryn the UmverfitjfOxford.
MAoyare been tbe Attempts
in allAges(o
es^hibit
IqiiareEqual to the Ana of a Qrckt or which is all one, to find
th of the Diameter to (be Circtimfereace: This Arcbimen
dcs near looo Years fince Ihewed to be nearlya 7 to 22 ; and
confeqcientlyhe Area to the ctrcnmfcrib^dSquareas 11 to 14,
contentingimfelf in fmall and integerumbers : thoughbis Me-hod
were capable of extreme Exadnefik as has been once made
appear by the moft elaborate Calculus of Ludolff^aneulen. This
Gentleman iyftbe continual
Bifedion of an Arch performedbfExtradion or the Square Root ( Analogous to Mr. Briggs^se*
tbod for making the firftLogarithm) carried his Work fo far
as to allureus, that the Diameter being i,
the Circumference was
3.i4i5.9265.3$89.7932.384^.2tf43.3832.7p50.288 fhe laft Fin
gure beingnot an Unite le than the Truth. And this was lookM
upon as fo valuablea Performance,hat it (lands Engrarenon hit
Tomb-Scone to perpetuatethe Memory thereof. However \t
liii|hte queftioned,hether it were reallyfo,unlefi by htm thaCr
had takcQ the painsto examine it throughout. And moft lovem
of thefe Matters have chofen rather to take it upon Credit,tha
givethem(elves that TrouUe.
Now fince his time,as there have been many abortive Eflayt
towards a perfedQjiadrature,y thofe that knew not enough ta
fee tbe impofllbiUtyhereof: So very much has been done towards
facilitatinghe Caknlus
byMethods far difieringrom that of Ar^
ibim^. And particularlyhe Dodrine of Fluxions^nd of infinite
Series,fajchmay not improperlye calledthe Geometry of Curve*
Vnes c bc^h invented by the moft Uluftrious Sir Ifaaceman
doth a R rdos many Solutions of this Problem. Amongft them ic
may not be improper to producethat,which of all performsic
with the leaft Work, derived from the Tangent of 30 Degrees
TzsV. ^^^ Fluxion of the Tangent of an Arch, beingto the
Fluxion of tbe Arch felf,as the Squareof the Secant to the
Sqoareoftt^eK^adiuss isthus demonftrated.
Let
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54 ^^ ^4y Qj^^^^^^F^f'^^ Circle rom^12.
Let C be the Center of a Circle,R the Riditi$=r,f R any Arch,
RT its Tangent == I, and CAT
its Secant. Draw the Line Csf
infinitelyear to C ^ T, and the
Line TPwill be the Fluxion of
the
Tangent = itand A a the p rrc
fpondentFluxioA of the Arch x:*ir.With the Center C, and Radios
C P draw the infinitelyittleArch
^P.Now ob fynitiarian ulaPiQ^Pii CT\ C jf,and again,JP :
jiai: dTx Ck ^CA. Wherefore tx 4i\m TPi As ::C T^z
Ci;^:cbatis. rr^-tt,istor r.asr to^. If
thereforer r
Vbedi-
vided by r r + ^ ^ the QiioticntiB be t --r^f ^ + lL
^* ^
+ Jll, c. == a the fluxion of the Arclv. \^ integralr flow-J
iDg Qiiantityill be the Arch it fclf,rfc.t
il-+21 _LL
jrr ^ri 7r*
+
^ , c. Now the Radios being nity,and theTangentof 30^
Degrees ^ ^, 'tisevident that ^yf
^ is thf Cnbe thereof,and
1 V-^^^J^f^^Po^cr- W^ '^^ 7^*^ Ppwc?, ift.in in^mn.
Whence 'cisobvions,that the Arch cf 30 gr. is = V -^-^ ~V -
'
v** 3 93
'
4$^
3 1S9^
3 ^3 9^
45 ^ 189 i 7^9
^c* Six times this Arch is the Semi-circomfererioeof theCircle,
whofe Radius is Unity, or the whole Circumference,hen cbq
Diameter is Unity. Therefore ^/mot^ j^i ^i'^ L-J-J-
~
4 -7-1
*'^- 1*
^^1to the faid
CircoiQference.en^eh?Rule
Divide the fquareRoot of 1 2 continuallyy 3, and the feveral
Quotientsagainby allthe Odd Numbers fucceffivelf,fis. the firft
quote by 3, the fecdod by 5, the third by 7, 6c. Then |^ the ^ 12
add the - of the fecond Qjiote,^ of the fourth, -i-of thp fixthJ
c^'c.in infimtum nd from the Sum fabftraA -^of the firftQpoce^3 -^-^
1 of: the third, of the fifth. rr.in hfinitHnt^znAhe Remain-
dcr ihallbe the Circnmferencefought, Aa
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An Exampleof tbis Procefs take as follows,he (qnareRoot of
12 being3 4 54i,oi5i,5i38
This Work beingto be per^Ai*dn littlemore tbanh^lf an hours time
js more than fuffiaentto ocbibit the Circumference of the Globe of the
Earth to truly,as not to err the l^eadtb of a Grain of Sand in the wholes
and the Compendium of this Method has temptedthe readyPen of the
8DftncomparablelAx.SHARPto continue it to double the famous
umber of Fan Cndtn. Which is a de^eeof Exadhiefifar futpalTmill
belief;foritismore than (iifliciento givethe Number of Grains of Sand
that maybe comprehendedwithin the Spheref the fis'dStars,itbefne
greaterthanthe Cube of 1 2000 x 5280k 8000 x 1 00000 x ioooqo whicli
confiflsbut of 65 Places,takingall the Dimenfions with the moii So
that here y u have the DimenfioGrcnlijand the Artnarius of Archimtie,
both in one. Hence itapnears ,
that Fan CeuUns Number is true. And all
future
SjMorersf the Grch
may pleafeo fquareheir Work by tbisRule,
aixl not opoie Uiemfelves by obtrudingtheir falfercafoningn the
Worli*^
The
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Let the Tingent of 12 { Degrees = l /2*- i1)e^'i,41411^
35^23^7309596488o,t688'7* use Squarehereof ^4 is = i za^
the Cube a^^a-^zaa^ i.e. -= 5J z, the ^di Power a^r= 5a*
2 tf 4^ i.e. ::=: 5 a^ -^4 if 2^ t e. = 6 4* 4^therefore the yth
Power a^ rziSa^-^d^^ and the pcb Power 0? = tftf^ 4% ^ fo
that an theOdd
Powers maybe
raifed by multiplyioghe aext
lefiby 6^ and fiibtraftioghe preceding,this the folIowiaK were
made, then diridc each Power by its proper Index,
and lobcraft
every fecond,Vtt^ the 3dy7th,nth, 15th,19th, 6^. the remain-*
def is the lengthof the Ardi of 22 i Degrees,ri4. \ part of the
*Iht Odd Fawers of ibe Tmgtnt of
ii\ Degrees.
s:jp=: y-x=.4i 41 3^62573095048801a* =^ 121933088197564152490
a' 35 89374986230696634
a * 1056613342795 33064
a'^ 3110379273427542
a** 91561017003375
a*' 2695304687217
s' ' 79342362008all 2335621075
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^' J9579a^' 1754
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i) =.4142.1356.2373^50.48 80*17
5) = 24.3806.1763.9512*8304^98
9} 3988.t944.2914.5218.48
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The Arch of 22| Degrees 3926.99o8.i698.7^i^548a78
Which drawB ioto8 itthe ihai^ri;pferlr=3.i4i5.9265,3589.7932.384
^ Odd Towers of the Tangentof-
22 1 Degrees.r
a = 710678118654752440084
a' 20920410530632474854
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311227054725s + its Square aa is5=4 4~ i, the Cobc aaa^
^aa-'-a^ It. =154 4; The 5th Power 4^= 15 4^
444^ c. = 154^ 5 4 -|-4,i.e. = i^a^ ^ : The 7th Power a^
144^
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21) 464.3893.0263.968
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18.610
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The railinghcfe Powers is ftillfomewhat more tronblcforo,etnot above one third part are reqnirM.
Tho' no other Method of obtaininghe Qpadratnreof the Circlecan be expcftcdcqoallinghat of Mr. HaBey^sby ^i 1 in FacilityndExadnefs,yet the Three
preceedingeduced from the ratnc
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The
Tie Odd Powers.
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. Differences,nd the Proportionalarts;and alio
the whole L(^;3Hthmickanon of J'jm/,Tdf^mtiand
StcAnti,iiththeirDiferences ; and have colledcd this
ErrattL,herein I believe I have not omitted the Cnr-
iC^on ofany Figureerringbove Unityn the lowcfi
Place;1 have alfocitamined the whole Canon of Natu-al
Sititt,an^ms and Secamt,and do believe the fame,
when thus corrcaed,willave fewer erroneous Figuresthan even rau Schoeten's,rimed at JmfierJamiz'i;altho'laidtobewithoutoneFault.
IVilliamGardmrr,Land-Surveyol
Note, Itmay henbfeTvtdlhatreat Care hat hern taken
in cerrtfUnghtPreflforhil Editim,bythefmallSur.
her cftiKVErrors;forin the Logarilbmsifthe commi
Numhert,thofecnlyre new, that have an jfltrifmefothem,tberefire Erreriin thefrfiEdition;andtberta
feveralether Emm in that Edition,ejideshefeetimed in it'sErrata,that were earreHed in the printirigf
.
fethat thereare cmflderablyevjerrrors pinteAin
thisthan in theformtTdition
NOBLEMENSand GENTLEMENS
ESTATESSurveyednd Plotted
AFTERaNEWMETHOD of his own Inven-ion,
which farexcelsin Eraftnefs allother hi-herto
ufed,and Books of Particularsdrawn therefrom.
By iVILL I ^M GARDINER, Land-SurvcyorWho may be heard of at Richard'sCogep-hnfeith-
'fen^le-bar,t Mr John Gardintrf. a Peruke-maker,
juflwithout 'fem}le-iarat Mr- Upton'sn iherrard-
fireei,ear Golden-fifuare,r at Mr Fotvke'san Engh
maker, in King-fireetfrfimin^trat allwhich Places
may be I'ecn Specimenof his fiiirMAPS.
N B. He takes Levch and caknUtes Rcveriions,=( .
The Publifhcrswill givea Book in Sheets to any Peribn that fhallfind
Two mcterial Faults in the (aid Tables.
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SOME USES
Of the Preceding
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CHAP, I,
Of Decimal FraBionSj
THE Table of Logarithotsefaigf ^neralUfe in aTtparts
of the Matbenuukh^ caqqot vfW, be appjy^dwkhout
ibme Knowledge of Decimal Fradions ^ which, of all
Pradions, are mofl:Natqralt whole Numbers beingnothing elfe
in effed : So th^ Aritbmaick in whole Fiombers being uA46r-
ftood9 the Ufe of Decimal Fraftions is very eafilylearnt.
I. That the Nature of a Decimal Fra^on maybe conceived,
imaginea Foot Rule (or any other Meafiir?)to be divided intolo equalpart^^each divifion wiU be ^\ then imaRiAe every of
thofe Tenths to be divided into \o ciquaLarts^ then the Foot
(or- other meafore) will he divided V^ i ^^ equal parts^^
every fii DivifioA will be-^,or fSsi and every fecond pivifion^
ift refp^ to the whole, wiH beti$; fo that if 5 tenths and a
lialf were to be ^xpreft,it'sy^. By this means, an Hou^, i
Fathom, a Founds a Shilling,c. may be divided into 10, loo^
1 000, 10000, c. equalparts, at pleafore.IL A Decimal Fra ion hath alwarys.or itsD i\ominator aa
Um^ with Cyphers,visL. 10,. 100, 1000, ioooo, :^r.r\dfeeingthe tffe of a Denominator tn a Fri^ion is to^ (hiew into hoir
inanyparts an Umte is divided, it may be quite ojiiittcdnd
Jetnown by this B^ule, vItl. The Penomipato^ of a Dcchnai
^r^ ionisan Unite, ^ithi many Cyphers as tl^cireje places19
th^ Numerator^ and is j^own from whole Numbers by a point
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not the Value ^for ;$ is^ .50 Ut^S^ ^Soooo ist S8l8 ^^ ca^
of them is one bal
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|ommoA Deoomiiiator,by making all their Homerators to coo-
liftof the fame number of pbcesi ib .3 .45 .o6^ .0089, may be
writ thus .3000 .4500 .0^70 ^989 ; allwhich confiftingf fisur
places,heir common Denominator is an Unite,and four Cyphers,
vit. loooo
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bers, the placesof the fame Denomination being(tt one under
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the Produft Separatewith a pointib many placesto the right
hand as there are decimal placesboth in the Multiplicandami
Multiplier,hen allthe placesui)on the lefthand of the point
are whole Numbers, and on the righta decimal Fraction.
VII. If there be not fo many placesin the Itoduft, as ought
to be ftparatedy the precedingRule, then placeCyphersat
the left to compleatthe Number, as may be leen in the Sixth
and Seventh Examples.
VIH. In Divilion,work as in whole Numbers, and from the
Qjiotient(eparateith a pointib many placesto the righthand
(fora decimal Fradion) as there are decimal placesin the Di-idend
morethan in the Diviibr
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decimal placesin the Divifor and Quotient9as are in the Di*
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the DivilioQbegin,iz.. Set theDiviibr under the Dividend,then
will the Unit's placein the Divifor ftand nnder fach a placein
the DiridttMl,s isat the fiime diitance from Unity with the firft
ligpificantimres of the Qpotlexit,s in the \^^o-^ ^/ ^ .- ^
femples firftand lailr^AH^S. the^H 9o.oo (.347.98
Unites placein the Diviibr,^andsunder 8,'^
the third Figureabove Unityin the Dividend;denoting,that ^l
the firftFigure of the Qpotient, is of die fame Value, and that
here are three Integersand two Decimals in the Qjiote i. In
refts under a in the Dividend \ (hewing,* '^
that 3 in the Quotient fliadbeof the fame value,vItl.two peacesbelow Unity.
X. Therefor^, ifthe Divifor be a whole Numbpr, theQtio-
tient will have die fime number of decimal placesas the Divi-
dend^ as Ex. i
If the Dividend confiftsof fixdecimal places,nd
the Divifor but of two, there will be .fourdecimal placesin the
Qpotient, as. v 3*XL If there be more decimal placesin the Dividend, than
are in the Divifinrand Quotient, paace Cyphers at the lefthand
of the Qpodent, to coinpleatj^eumber. ;See die 5thExample,
where one Cypher is pi^'d.XIL Annex what number of Cyphersyctiplealeo the right
hand of tte Dividend, putung a
point vrhere the Fraflion bcgms, l itf#yjr.ividefU. Qmtient:
f fee Rule 3-)But if the Dividend S75; ti^^.oo ( 347 9*
*e made to have three decimal 6'^.%) 1348.9000^ J4-79*
placesore than in the Divifor, 6.75; 23.489600( 3'4798
there wiH be three decimal places .675). ii^%90cio.3479*In the Quotienti which, in moft .6n{).023489000(' 034798
cafes is fnlScient,xcept it is to
be multiply'dfterwards.
XIIL
Vulgarractions
arereduced to Dedimkls of the fime
value,by dividingie Numerator by the DenoininaWF.
ExdmfU^ What is the Decimal of 9 /^ (^^ 4 ^* ' '***^
fee the Work 240) 9.0000 f.0375..
'^
DecifnMs being well undcfftoodiwill fltakethe fbttowiagTes
of Logarithmsvery eafie
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4 A Number heiitggiven^o fnd us LegdrithitL
C H A P. 11.
Offin^tfii^^ Logarithmto any Kum^r, cf the Nptoberdafijrikgarkhm ekpLondin the {cUawtiraft^kas^
t. T^fifulhi L^gmrkhmfa whoU ifimAtr nder lO#o
INhe four,Wt Pages of tbc Table, art placedall ablblnte
Numbers from t to ppp,* in their natural Order, and
ainft tvcry Number its*Logarithm*, ix^ t}ieLog. of 43 is
i^33458s,Note^ The Index, or CJharafteriftickf the togarithmtfcvcfy
Camber, imm 100 to 999 being2, it isplacedover each Cohunn
of
Lo^rithms,nd are to be prefixedo every Logarithm in the
fame Column^ fo the Log.of 430 is 2.5334585,nd the Lo^6f 999 is 2.99955S? fo of the rej^.
IL T0 fatd$kr UgarithmrfjtfyNumierhsff^nfAsoffimrfluftsl
Find die Number propounded in the fir^Gofaima(of theT^**
j^jy Me) iotitled Nmu agaunftwhich in tlie
\ a\. i^w^ ftcoftd Gotama (fignSt the Uerid o) it
iSiJiS??^ fomidtheLdg.fougK,wheV^ t f ^J;? Z In tec of allSlbiuteumbers cbnfiffingf
??JJI f'KoolJJfcttfptocesXiaprefix'diasiiaybcifewii
IIL Tfffiithe LegdrUhmefenj/UmAer hdexen0sofficefUeefi
Find the four iirlFigures0^ the Number elven by the Uft
firop#and i^sUnftit in the next Column are vxt three $rftFi^
ginres.of
the4 ^-ibu^t,which noto in
your Paptf\then ibek
th^ l j|Figureof thelflua^berive amongH:he Figures at the
liead^ftl^ able, and vol the cofmnonq^eetingf theft two
Sinestate the four laftFiguresof the Lcffi.fought,which mnft
ho asmtxed to the three befturefound,(oefortfluch a properIndex beingprefix'd)sthe Log*fought. J^Mjm/r,5423^ bei^ggiveiii find 5423 (the four firftFiguresxktht firu dolnmo,
jrgahifthkh in the :n t Coiiimn toe tnree common Figures
are '1^34and the laftFigureof the Niimbpr givenf uiL% 1 find
9t the head ot the Table, under whichjna againft54239 aire
theft four Figures,iz.. 2957, ^^^^^ bemg )oy^dto the three
figuresbefore.found, 'x.734^ it will ftand thus 7342957 ; before
which the proper Index beingplaced,he Log.of 54297 is found
to be 4.7342957,
Nete^ That when the four laftFiguresof the Logarithmbe^trith a
Cypher,
hen prefixo them the three common Figures
(in the iecond Column) that follow in the next line below,
.thw 7 Fjcsrthe Logarithmof 54453, infteadof the three common
-^
.
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A^kmber bdn iven d fniitsLogarithn. J
^goresboire,iJL. ^i].ake the three commdn Figuresin the
line below,wc 7355 fo t ie,Loe.f 54453Vit n6t4.735ozT8ibut 4.735oiii . The fimc is to oe oblerrcd iiiall that follow,in the fame line.
IV To findhe Logarithmf d NknAericoH0$H offix Uctsl.
Find the Log. tfthe liyefiriiFig^es by the laft Prop.amC
note the common Difference in the laft Coktmn bat one^ then
look that Difierena In the laft Golamn, iign'dt the^head
tts. and at bottom Vr: (whicb ftands for t^ns Froforticn^}
Ap^infthe ixth Figureof the Number ^ten^is a Number^wrnch being dded to the Log. ^ the fivepla(;esbefordouadf
is the Log*fought,when the proper Index, vix^ 5, is prefix'd.Example^ 54^375 beinggiven the Log. of 54231 i found ( bythe laftProp.) to be 7^42957, and the common Difference.s
So9 and in the laft Column againft, the laftFigure,I find 40^
Which beingadded to 73439579 makes 5.73429979 which is the
Log.of 5423759 which was iou^t '
*
Noto^ Tlmt the Proportionalart may be found (withost the
Table of P^rts
Proportionaln the laft
Odnmn)thus :
Multiply9ot the common Difference,by the fixth pl ce,(Which in uii^
Examples 5) then divide It by 10, wiQ eive 40, as before. Bythis Proportionis made the TablesintitiedPts. Pro. in the laS *
Column.r
.
,'
.
*
.
* *
.
y. T^pni the logarithmfANmAtr coofjiftingffevtmflofoi.
Find tht ^ fiveplacesy Prop.III.and of the fixth pladf
liythe kft } and for the ieventh place, divide the Part Pro^
portionaly to, (that is,fet it one placefiirtherto the right
nand, than die laft Figureof the Logarithflieaches)
tiien add it to the Logaridimof the fix placesbefore
found, their Sum is the Logarithmfoughtfo the Lo^
grithmf 542375^^'^^^^ to
tf.734}oo3: oee the Mar*^
54*57
Logarithm.i|.7542957Diff:
40 80 M
Man 5.734Z997
4-7.4^957
-
..
*
.
542375a 6.73+3OC3
tin, where is rcpr^fentedkt
Sum of the Illd, IVth, andthis Vth Prop*.
Noto^ That the Part Prot*r-'
tional may be found ( witnotit
the Table in the laftColumn )
for the two laft:places,y mul-iplying
them ' by the common
Dmerence^andthen dividinghe
Produflt by ibo) fo in the laftExample^ 80 mukijply'd^y'tHtwo laftKigtttes,iJL. 5S,produces/ftf4o|-theiidivided bv 100
52^es 4^ .4/as be re/ VkA
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t A VnnAer beii iven 9 finditsLtgimthu
Vt A Fradion beinggivcn to find its Logarithm^*iiil^
traa the Logarithm of tlieenominator from the Log-of the
Numerator,he Remainder isthe Log.fought)nd isalwaysheLogarithmof a Decimal Fra bioa.
^ Note^ That the eaCeft and moft ufefiilway to find the U^^rithm of a Fradion, isthis ; fuppofehe Index of the Log-oTyiNnmbers from i to lo to be i6 or lOo froni lo to too to be ii
or ibi from too to toco to bo 12, or 102^ from 1000 to 10006
to be t B on 03 and fo upwards. This beingallowed the Index
of the Log. of a Numben bat p\aceelow Unity, muft be 9 of
99^ iftwo placesbelov^Unity,it malt be 8 or 98, ifthree pkces,then the Indeac muft be 7 or 97, iffour placesthen 6 or^, the
latter of theie ways is often conveiuent to diftingnilhhe Indet
of a whole Number, from that of a decimal Fradion, and of*
ten necel rywhen the Power or Root of a decimal Fradion is
required,s in the next Chapter.
ExsmfAtj The Log. of i is found thust 3 Ug. 0.47712 1^
From wnich fubtrad the Denominator, vix^ 4 i^y ojSSioSoo
The Remainder is the Log. of. .75Xi5f.-p.875otf3
Noti^ thatthe
Denominator of a properFradidn is
always
Eeater than itsNumerator
;fo the fuppofinghe Index of the
g of 3 to be 10 or loo, the Index of^theRetisainder will be
$ or 99 (that is one placebelow Unity) and the reft of the
Log.except the Index, is found in the Table of Logjirithmsoanfiver to 75, 750, 7500, .00755 .075^ .75, or ai^ other Nnmbfetfwhofe twa fignificantiguresare 75, and thole which fellow or
precedeallCyphers.It was the former of thefe ways, Mr. Briggt
and Mr. Gmntr made the Charaderifticks of theirTables ofLegM-^rUhmetUl Sinu zryitntigtnts:,here it may be noted,when tbe
KdU$rdSmt or Taaginiis a decimal Fradion only,tjieIndex is
tinder 10 } but where itis a mixt Number, there the Index is 10
or more. For Example The Natural Tangentf 5 D^ees Is
10874887,the Artificialis 8.9419518 and the Natural TaoEent
of 85Degrees is 11 430052, the Artificiali^it. 0580482.It is
needlefs to ufe thefe new Indices,xcept Ibme Term given or
foughtbe lefs than an Unite.
VIL Tc findthe LogMrkkmof d mhet Number.
Reduce the Number givenjnto an improperFradion, then*
fttbtrad the logarithmof the Denominator from the Log.tifthe Numerator,the Remainder isthe Logarithmfoueht.
ExmfUy Let 4fr be the mixt Number given\ this,reduced
to an improperFraftion,s 4/.The Logarithm of the Numerator, vit.
579
is i*75$8748
1^ Logarithm of the Denominator, viz^ it^ is 1*0791812
Th$ Logamhm of 4^ eotiaito 4^^^ whoTe Log.is ^^61669^6
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I (^LogMfithdednthmtlMk
,Vt* If the Logarithmgireiie aoC found estdljul ^
Ttlile,ake the ncareft that is lefs,and fahtraftit nom the
Ipg.ibugHt,hat reiaains look fcr in the Parts Proportional(of its common DifRreiicejor the nearefl;Namber lefi than
the Remainder,ags^inftwUchis a fizthFigureto be placeda(the rkht hand of the fivefiguresefore foand \ and ia ca the
Part Proportionale not found exa Iy fiibtradit from the firft
Remainder, then place a Cypher at the righthand ci the
h Remainder (in the manner of 4 decimalFra^on;^^ laftof
atL,a^infthe neareft Part ProportionaleiAer lyggeror leis;
is a ieventh Figure to he placedat the righthsindof the fir
Figuresbefore found*
Ex4mpUy Let the Log^ithm ^ireneThe' neareft* lels is the Logarithm of 54x37
The Remainder faqd comiaon DiE is80^The neareft lefs,in the Patrs Pro. give^ y
The. fecond Remainder is
.The neareft' in the lame Parts Pro.; gives8
Ani^ ^-7343003 is the Lo^garithmof S4i37$8
Niote^ That without the 't^hlcof Parts Pfoportio^ialiho
Number anlWeriqgto any Logaridmi,ot exceeding 95(9999^
may be thus found,viz^ Find Ckjthe fore^ing^redioivs)he
neareft Log. that islefstand fUbtrad it from the Log. uvtuithen annex two Cyphers to the righthand of the Remamder,and divide it by the common piffer^qce,he (^tiex^tivestwoFiguresto be placedon the righth^ndof the NuQ^her anfiiferiqgto the firftfound Logarithm.
.
^
^ 7345005,
734*9$7
I
4^
40
q6.o
tf.4
rrrr
CH A P. IIL Of LcgsritHnmcalntJwticJu
l.T \^ MdiMienHon^ add the
X Lo^.of the Multiplicandand Multipliertogether,heir
Sum is the Log. of the Produd.
Ex.'hAtA. 8.5 Log- 0.9294189
by 10 Log. 1 0000000
Produft 85 Log. 1.9294189
IL In Z)jv^ ,fabtraftheLog.of the Divifor foom the Log or
the Dividend,the Remainder ia
the Log. of die QjMtieiit.
Exsim. 97 1 i^ l4 g.'-9873444Divid. by 45f Log. 2^^589648
Quotient 21.3 Log. t.%l%i^9 ^
ni. In the Rnte of Threejadd the Log. of the ficoad and third
Term together,nd frtfm their Sum fubtra^the Log.of the firft.the Remainder is the Log.of the fourth. ExMrnfU^If Four CDs
coft 9I. what will Twelve ps coft? jiiff.jt
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Of Lfigarul/l/ucaltUbnetwlLf
TheXi9tIof4 o.6Qiafoo Mff^ Thatifthc Arith. Goin of
Tliei^.^9 p.j))4H2$ the Log.ofcbefirlt Term (which
The lAjg.f 12 1.07918U illthis Example is p.3979400 ) be
TheLog.
of 1 08 2.0334iS7
^^^4. ^fe.^^r^^^^.f^^?*The t4* of 27 143 1 3tf37and third. The Refult will be the
*lame.
IV. To find the Complement Arithmetical of a Logarithm.
B^glh at the left hand^ liid take ihit Complement of each Fi-
^re to 9, only under the UA take itsComplement to to, which
IS aU one with iobtradiiigiiefame Ltgmthm from lo.ooooooo.
If there be two or mort Logarithms
to be ihbtra^ted^aketheir Arith. 8
ocoooooCo.
Ar. 100
ComplemeBts. Thus the Double Rale 7437707 1 Go,Ar. 365
ofThree^inLorsrkhms^m^LyhcViTOVL^t.7781512 Leg. of tf
bjone Atklition. amm. Ifthe Intereft 3.7 1 37425 Log.of 5 1 73
Of loc/.for 3^5 Days, is */. what isthe 2506^0^0 Log. of 321
Itttcrcftof5i73/.fiw:32i,A/ 272.9tf47?2.435io58= 272. 96^.
See the Wox1(.
Of Hdijmgof famers hyLogarithms.V. Multijjlyhe Log. of the Number givenby the Index of the
Power rcquixid,he Produd will be the Log, of the Power
ibaght)lb the Log. of 32:r:t.505i5oox3t==4 51 54500 the Log%of 32768 which is the cnbe of 32.
VI. In the M ldplication,orailinghe Powers, via. Squaringor Cubing) c. ot any decimal FraAion by Logarithms^he h^
dox of the Logarithmof the Produft or Power moft confift of fo
manyUnits^as the nmnber of
Cyphersinterceptedetween the
place of Unity^ and the firll:igmficantigure in the Natural
Number, wants of 9, 99, 99^ c. only to the Index of the Lo^
farithmf the power, (i.t. the Squareor Cube, c^c.)there will
e Inch a FigureprefaM, as wants an linitof the Index of that
Power or Number by which the Logarithmwas multipJvM ,for
Example, let the Cube of .009 be required,he Log of .009 is
7.9542425 H3rr23.8527275=r:.oooooD729he Cube of^oopandhe
Index of the Logarithmof the Power or Produft is 3, thercfortSix Cyphers muft precede the firftfignilicantigureof the f4a-
taral Number i and 2 is prefixM,ince the Index or Number,
moltiplyiagas 3. But when the Number of Cyphers,preced-ngthe fignificantiguresof the Power or Produft,exceeds 10,
'tisneceflaryo admit another Figure into the Index of the Ljo-
garithm,and make it the Compleinentto a Hundred : As fup-pofe the 6th Power, or the Cnw *Cube of the Sine of o*^ 1' be
required,t% Logarithm in the Tables is J.4t5372tfi but in this
Cafe muft be 96.4637261, which multiDly'dby 6, the Index of
R r
* ^
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to Of L^drkbmcalJrithmetich
the Poif^cr propasM^ecomes $^S.^92i$66^v9ha ndex being7iubtraded trom.99, leaves 21 for the Number of Cyphers that
mufl: precedethe firfl:Figureof the Natural Number or Pbwerf
ivhich 15.0000000000000000000006058383.ere the Figureprc-cediagthe ladex,as the Refult of the Multipliqition^s j^lelsby
an Unit than the Number multiplying,eing6^ the Index of the
Power.
VII. This fuggeftscertain Rule for Extradingthe Roots oi
Fradions by the Logarithms Viz^ Prefix a Fi^reto the Index of
the Logdritbmof the Number, whofe Root is to be eztradedf
lefs by an Unit than the Index proper to the Root reqairM,which is to be the Divifbr ^ then divide the whole L^garitlnm^
togetherwith iti Index and Number prefix'd,y that Indext
the Quotient is the Logarithmof the Root deiired.
^x. Cr. If the Cubo-cube*Root.or Root of the Sixth Power of
*ooooooooooooooooooooctf 058383, whole Lo^.is 78.7823s^tft be
demanded, prefixf i i e. 5 to itsIndex, it is then 578.7823566^which being divided by 6, the Index
proper to the Root
fought,the Quotient is 964637261, whole Natural Number is
*oqo29o8882, three Cyphersprecedingthe firftFigure,becanle
the Index 96 wants 10 much of 99. But when the Root of an
AblbluteNumber isrecjuir'd,here need no Figure be prefixedo
ti;iendex of its Logarithm j fince it isalways lupposM,that the
Index of the Power (which mufl: be the DivUbr) precedesit. Ejt*
Cr. Ifthe Cube-Root of 6751269, whofe Logarithm is6.82993854,be required,tisan indiiferent thing,whether 3, the Index of the
Root to be extrafted,be prefix'dr not, fince that alters no-hing:
For 3j 36.829938J4 Qpotes 12.2764618,the Logarithmof 1
89,the Cube-Root
fought.VIIL Another Method to Raife dhy Tower of 4 Decimal Fraction.
Multiplythe Arith. Coifip.of the Log. of theFraftion given bythe Index of the Power required,the
Arith. Com. of the Produd isthe Log..^^j^ i f. 7,5051500
of the Power fought; Fpr Inftance,the jirith.Com. 2.4948500.625 power of .0032 is found in the Mar-
mHttiply^dy j6i%
gin to be .0275879. V 2^-7x2^00
NoteJThat fo many Cyphers mufl: ISotooo
precedethe Fraftion,as the Index ofiao6qiooo
Its Logarithm wants Units of 9 or 99* ,
^^\
i as in pag- 6 and 7 ) which in this-P^*^*^ 1.5592812500
JExarapleis one, and in the next 15. itsjir.Co.8.4407187500
being always the feme Number with the Log^of.o^^s^^9
\ the Index of the ProdiK^.
...
*
. ,
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Of Lcgaritkmcirjritbmetick. 1 1
Agaiiifet the 6.1% Power of .0032 be fought, the Log. of
0032 (asbefore)is 7 5051^00, and its Arith. Comp. 2.4948500
^*tf.25=i5.5928i2'5, 1tsrrith.'Comp. is 84.407 1^5, which aa- .
Tw^rs to oQ0OQ,Q00OQ|0O0Q0 a44ag .wjikh is the 6.25 power ^
of .0032.
IX. To Extraft any Root of a Decimal Fraftion,divide the
Arith. Complement of the Log. Qf the Eraftion given by the
Index of the Root reqbired,the Arith. Comp. of the Quotient
is the Log. of the Root fought'.For Inltancc, let the .525 Root
of .0275879 be required,its Log. is 8.4407188, aqd itsAvithp
C5omp.=i.55928i2,ivided by .525 the Quotient is 2.4948500,*
and Its Arith. Comp. is 715051500, the Log.,of .oa3 2, which is
the Root required.
Again, Let the tf.25 Root of ,00000,00000,00000,25538.
be requiredits Logarithmis 844071875, and its Aritlj..
Compk^i|.$928i25, divided by tf. 25, the Qiiotient is 2.4948500, aad
its Arith. pomp. 7.5051500 the Log. of .0032,. the Root re-ired.
X. To find as many Mean Proportionalss are def^r^dbetween ^
any two Numbers given,fubtraft the Log. of th^ i?aftermfrom the Leg.of the greateft,nd divide the Remainder by a :
{dumber more by one then the nuinber of Means defircd^ then
attd the Quotient to the Log. of the leaft Term (or fiibtraftit
from the Leg. of the greateft)continually,nd it wiH give the
Logarithmsof all the Mean Proportionals,equired: Example^
Let Three Mean Proportionalse fought,bctWeen lo^ ^nd
ioa
TheZflf.ofiotf 1.025305^.
The Leg.of 100 2.0039090
Divided by 4 0.oa5}O59(O'0ctf154.75 the Log.QviotYcnt^r^},
ThtLog.ofth^eaft term. 1 00 1.0060000 (2)
The
Thetbird^Xhe greateft.erm, 105.2.025305^ ( i)=5i^-l
If of II Mpaa Proportionals,etween i.od and* too,, the 9tfw.
Mean was required,divide the Remainder by 12, and multipl|i^^'
tl^eQpotient by 99 ^ad add it,to the- lealt term \ or multiplyic^^by 3,and Iiibtra t from the greatelb,t will eive the Log. of thc.'^
9th Meim Proportionalequired,nd is the umQ with the Ijhii^A^
iBithe foreg6wgEjcaftij^le^. .
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Wiii^MMl* mmm
mmmmm
m$^
immm^m^
CHAP- IV.
The Refolutionf the Cafesof Kigh^Unc
Triangle^ by Logarithms,
THUSht wc have (hewed the
Ufc ot theLogarithnwf the
Chiliads : Now wc wifl
difw tbe Ufe of the iame, twether
with tbeLogaritbfm
of tbe Guieo
of Triangles,and that in the Refi -
lution of Rigbt^KncTrianglei.
.WiereiBfthis is gtmridlyo hi
fhfirtfedh^ VfSn we jitfbe
Sine,Tangent| c*i meanThc
logarithmsoifthe ftimSine.
Tangent, c, m the iAnnfmCinon,
Fi^re H.
Prop.I. Hdving tbe threeAnglesytti
0tfe fUifH pmt either efwe her
fdiS.
Add the Logarithmof the givenfide to the Sine of the
Angle, op*poledto the (ide required,nd fiom
the Sum fubtrad the Sine of the An-le
oppofcdto the givenfide,tbe
remainder will be the logarithmf
tbe fsderequired.For Bcimplc : In the Triai^le
BCE, having the Angle CEB J ograd.C E 51 grad.56min. BC
3S grad.4 min. and the fide B E
197.3 i ^^ would know the fideC
t*s9fV ^71 ^ log.of l^.jff*9 ^l^^ tiltfiW of f I gM. %49S
.ii.i9xs^4p Che (Un.
^78998 8o chelineoi )tg(td.4mia.
a^oK^r^o die hg.rf ayi.ya7gfcrCB
Or you may add tbe Aritfattttieal^
Complementf tbeSne oftbc At^oppmed to tbe givenfide,o the two
other Logarithms,nd tbe Stun (hall
be tbe Logarithmf the fiderequired.as we mive fliewed in the HU
Chapter)FrppotipnV. And ito
to be noted^that tbe Arithmetical
Complementsof the Sines in die Ca-on
are to be found in the Columns
of the Secants : For (negleArngthefirftnit) tbe Secantsof the Com-lements
of tbe iame Arcbs,whereof
the Sines are cxprefledn tbe CanoiH
are tbe Arithmetical Conrotements
of the fame Sines. I^ Example:The Sine of
^8grad.4mia baiK
9.789^^80,be Secant of 61 fft56 mm. the Complement thereof is
laaiooiao, which (nKle6Hiagthethe /irftUnit) u the AritbiMtieal
Complement of tbe faid Sine.
asiooT.so tf1eAr.C0.0fthelhejegr.4fa.a9ri .7f ^te. of 197*1
^
g9 ^i^. 9he ibs of sipMiL %$tx f^
iHotx7 ^ thelog.of sf1.9178,asbotire'
But
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angle, and tK Angles h laioiro,
and youwould have thf other fide,
as in the fermer Example,the Q|^
ffationwiUtefatrifr,tiii]|i:
Add the Tangent of the Anrie
oppofiteo the flicrqqyircd,o tnc
Loc;aritbiiif the giw^Wji w
(tom the Sum fubtrad the Radius,
the Remainder fl^U be the loga-ithm^
the fiderequired-
xo.to^t4*M tfirTanaaatofignitf
Sft40X37.59 the log^afa5 J 9t * ^W^i
Prop.IL ArMJfsnw /Uri,^Mirf/'J
lie Ofibrrva Ji^lts stultbttoird
fiU.*
Add t^cSne ^f the Angle gim,
to the Logarithmof ^hc fideoppofed
to an Angle required,nd ftom the
Sum fubMA the Logarithmof the
fideoppofedo the Angle giiren.he
remainder (hall be the Sine of the
Ai^e oppositeo the other fide
given..for Esampla i
In the TriMsle
ABC, the fideAC being800, BC
?20, and the Angle A BC 1 ?f grad.
4 min. wc would know the Angles
B,AC, AC B, and the fide A B.
9.89^x3.^9chefineof iiSgrad.4xidpi .
%,^^\y fhe log.of 310.
i ^ti8.^ the fum.
a.yoiaf.00the Jog,of 8q .
9^9819.^9 thefineiSgraiip.forBAC.
Having BAC and ABC, the
Angle ACB is tfieirComplement
180 grad. vix^ 33 grad.35
min.
and the fide A B you may hnd by
tt^ lirftPropofition.
^. wwLogarithm
Ude, the Remainder (hall be the
Tangent of the Angle npppfedn
jhclS fide,, , -^
. ,
: For Example : In the Triangle
BCB. theUdeBE
being ip7-5and CB 2Si-p9 we would know the
LloiBCfi; QBE, and the Btfc
. |t.S9nMi di^Rai-adiiodfologpfxnM
i ,JDU 78tllC of Mt*9
; 9J9I89J9beTai^jS pr.4 otferQCS^
' But if the Angle yKkided be 6b*
lique,dd tbeLc^arsthmf the Dil^
forcnccof the givenfides to the
Tai^entof halfthe Snm of the An*
;Ugnknown,and from the Sum
ubtraft the Logarithm of the Sum
pf Ae fpven fides,the Remainder
jballbe the Tangentof the halfof
their Difference.
For Example : In the Triangle
ABC, the fide A B being 623C 330, and the Angle ABC
128 grad.4mia we would know
the AnglesBAC, ACB and the
fide AG^
The Sum of the gjvenfidesis88 ,
and the Difference242, the half Sum
d the Anglesunknown is 25 g^.
58 9iin. (iidakkeot
x^fit.u Ae log.of 141 theDtfT. of the
fiHH^^ tbe can. of 15 gr. 58 ID. the half
fum of Che Anj^eunknoivab
4 the iiun*
tbelog.or8aft,hefomofiha^
fideiglfea.t^5
9.IM8S-70the tangentofr |r^. 37 spia.
Thefe,7 grad,37 min. beinc a4^
dcd to 25 giad.58 min. the halfS0n)
pf the Angles unknown, the Sum i$
32 grad.25 min. for the greaterAfi
^leCB; and thelame, 7 S^^wL
^rop.HI* H^ivb9g$ /Ues^ nd the Imin. beingfubtra^ from 23 ^ad.
jlfi^Uemeentfoem;tofmdtheotherj58 ipin.tjipnw**; ^^ ^'*tJ?^tt oAngUsyni the thirdfide.
'
* '^^' ' '^ * '- *
If the Angle included be right,
add the Radius to the togatitbmof I
21 min. for the lafiAngle C A
laftlVjnowing three AmIcs, and
two iides,the third m.?y be fQUA4
by di fitltiVy /iriM C9 pi
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14 the Cafesf^H findTrundle*olv'dyLogsnthna,
I
Pmp.W.W4vlng the three jUes;to
fold0ff Mgle.
Add the three fidestogether,nd
take half the Sum thereof,uid the
Differences betwixt the fame half
Sum and each fide. This done,add
the Logarithmsf the half Spoi,aiyiof the Difference betwixt the fame
half Sum and the Baici togetinar.Add aliothe Logarithmsf the Dif-erences
of the other two fides,nd
the the doubled Radius ogetherThen out of thisSum iubtnA the
firftSum, and half the Remainder
will be the Tangentof halfthe An-^
gle rqqiied.
'For Example: In the TriangleABC, the fide AB being 562,AC 800, and BC320, we wchiU
know the Angle ABC.
A C 800 die baft.
A B %6% the fide.
' BC |xo ifaefidt.
film r^ft
halffum 84Z kC' i^H79^.
dif^oTAC 4; log, i.^Ti7S*39Thcfim^ 4 f1717-99
TbediCofAB 179. log.x,aa%6o^
'Doublod Radiuf toaoyxxioo
The Suqi ...* ^ 2$ i6a44.i9i
The firftSum fuboafied 4*5SiZdThe Rttnainder
. . . 10^148^.10Ha^ciie Ronaioder i .ni43.io Tul
4qria..fiMfBC
^ .
; Or add the ArithmeticalComple*mcnts of the Logarithmf half die
Sum, and of the Difierence betwixtthe iame half Sum and tbciB^e, tB
the Logarithmsf the two other Dif-erences,
and half the Sum Ihallbethe
Tangentof half theAnglerequired.
7-07^1040the Ar. 6,
of log.8418.^87^1.^1cbeAr.Ok fIa^or4i1.440041 the log^ 171^
^71^3-77 the kg. of fu.
TbeSom iatfi48^.xoi^eSam laji 243.1^ is the Ttngentsof ^
mr^^mtmmtttmmiWMMMvvi
C H A p. V.
Th( Refolutionf the Cafesof SphericalrianglesbyLogarithms.
THE Reibhition of the Sphe^
ricalTrianglessto be done
by the Omon f Triahgles,which we (hall{hew by 2S Propo-ficionsfollowing,hereof 16 are of
liedangle,nd 12 of Oblique Tri*
an^es ;and firftof the l^eaangle.
Figurem.
Prop.L Hjtvingthe tm fidestofindtie'Bdje:
Add theCo-Sineof one fide,o
theCo^Sineof 0c i^cr.f^^ci^
(irom the Sum fobtraA the Radius^the Remainder is the G -Siiieof the
Baft required.
For Example : In the Re6bngleA C B, havingAC, 27 gr. 54 mm,
aqd BC 1 1 grad.20 min. we would-
know the de A B.
^^1x9.27 the Go^ of iz gr. |o m. t
.42^3121. Go-Shie of 17 gr. ^4 m.
19*9375^*9fth Co-Sue of ^gr. omia.
.forAB requifoL
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S the Cxfisf bmdjtlIHat^ti
ACB hivinz the (kinAC tymA.
54liifo.zM Che AiigieBAC ^
gad.o miiu we woiUd know the
IcBC
fiPfot8.07he gneoF ifiefidei^ gr.U ^*.
Itop.VIIL Hipk^me pfikefiiit,
tofmitheuhar (AUquejh^i
Add ttieCoSittftbe fidegiven15 the Sine of the Angle given,a dfidiftthe sum fitbtnTatheRfldiiu^theRemaindetisthe Co-Sine of the
Araletipquired.ForEnntdee in the Rc ngk
ACB^ hwriM tfae deBC II load.
|o muL and the
AngleABC
69 mL ^s mill. t would know die
An^BAC
r99iiM7 Ae Co-fineof Che fideII gr.Min
..^Ztacg he Taa. ofthe ai^. i$9|r.i m
i^p^aiiau dieCo- ieof u giad.)omiB.for BAC Quired.
ftop,IX. tUvmg 0fte 0f the fidis^
^jh Angleofpojiim it^ td
findtheBafi.
^
Add the Radius to Ae Sineof the
giircnfide,nd from theSiitofob-ma the Sine of the Anjglegiven,m Renuinder it the Sme of theBale r^qiined.
ForCxaai|dct Ihe RedangleACB, havmg the fideBC 11 grad.Somiti. Md ehe Angle BAC 23Rtid* 40 laHt wt irould krow the
t^M^ t) tf 1ladhisdded to tfie9iie of
^^ ^
dbefideugnuL jomift.9^09^9^ dieSiae of die Aiftlex^ ^ad.
% 0irh1^ ttrlteilrfjOStid.crA B fo-
Rop.X.HmdHimtftk/Uex, 4aJthe Mt tMjH Mm Ui t9fmi
m ptberfiie.
Add the Taggtntf Ac |^'fide to the Co-'ungentf theiiYctt
Angle,and from the Sam fobcraft
the Radius,the Remainder k the
Sineof the fiderequired.For Example:In the Reflangle
ACB, havii the fideBC 11 ukL
30 nun. and the Angle BAC^i
grad.30 min. we wouU know thefideAC
^3oM*a^ ^ Tan. of the fide1 1 if. aoQL
ia|6i#^ai cheQh'niLof iteMiJaup. Italia.'tf4yoi6^ tbe^iieofx7gnid.4Wku fa
A C lequudL
Piron.XI. Hfvbi^.^ ^ ^
,
ttcAMgU9p6$fiimt it; t$ fidthi mbcr Obliquengle.
Add the Radius to the Co-Sne of
the Angle given,and from the Sum
fubtrad the Cb-Sioe of the fide
given,the Remainder is the Sine of
vat Angle required.For Example In the Roftai^te
ACB, havingthe fideBC 11 grad.
30 min. and the AngleB AC 23 gr.
30miin.we would Know the AisjUeABC
^
i9 ^l^7V Ae Kidias added to dieCo-fiae
oftheAnpIe ijend. |om.
9^9m9-^7 die Co-fineof die fiSte1 grad. JO min*
^97tio.(o dieSioeof^iitd.nlib fiirA B C
reqoired.
Prop.Xn. HMing m ^ lir fdts^4mi the B4feitofM the Ohliam
Ai^ts4d/4cemm9ibefiatttiiu.
Add the Tangentf the fide^vcato the Co-Taugentof the Baie,anafrom the Sum fubtraA i;heiGidius,
the Remainder isthe Co-Siaeof the
Ai^fe rec|ukcd.
Toe
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ifhencMlTtiai^k
IwrEfiunple: In the Reaangfe
ACB Iatmgtlie{ideAC27gpid.
9481111. and the Bale ABjOg^ire would know tljeAngleUAC
^LTi^Sk.^ thbT ^*ofthe fideftrcr.4n^^j|| o^ih Co-Tai^.f tbe Aag.josr.
I^9ds4a4 'AcCo-S ne of 13 yad. loxnin.jbr BAC legaii^.
Md the Bafii m ftd tk At^
^ff^fd 0 tinfdmejUa
Add the kadiftvb the Sineof
the iide given,nd tsom the Sum
fubtia^^ the Sine of the Bafe, the
Remainder QaW be the Sine of the
Anele^'equired.For Example : In the Rcftangic
ACB^ hairiqghe fide BC 1 1 gr^-
35 min. and the Bafe A B :;ograd.
we would know the Angle BAC
19.199^5.^1the Ha m a4ded totfaeSineof
fide II ^d. JO min.
p'i^97 theSine of che 0aKe.
'V.^00^.53heSfneori^giad;)dmhL for
BAC reqalfed*
Ttop.XlV. nnAHg 9tk ^ik^ fides,M the B4fi; t$fmdthembirfidx.
Add the R9diii$to the Co-Sine of
the Bafe and firoalthe Sum futn
tiaft the 0)-Sine of the fide given,the Kematnder isthe k)^Sineof the
fiderequired.For example : In the Redbngle
AGB^ hsTingthe fideBC u giad
36 min; and the Baie A B :{ograd.
we would know the fide A C
'M^3 o^ cheltadiusaddedco(fieC6-Sine
r the Bafe jofsrad. 9*99xi9-'a^he Co-Stoeof the fide 11 gnd.
' ' JO min.
9.94^33.79dicCo^fneef i5t^cli:54miii.
lor AC required.
Prop.XV. Having ths two Ohli^
AnglesI t9 findthe Bdfe,
Add the Co-Tangentof one An-ic
givento tbt 0 -Tangenrf ihe |
other Ai^e ^ten atid trom the
Sum fubctad the Radius; the Re-ainder
isthe Co-Sine of the Baie
rcmiired.
tot Bcamplee In the Reaangte
ACB, havingthe Angle BAC at
grad.50 min, and the Angle ABC
6q gtad.22 min. we would know
tbe^afeAB.
imHS^M the Co-tangentf 1*3f.30 miiW
9.g58K94 the Co^tuBgentf ^ gr. %i mim
19^^^5085 dieCo-fibeof 361^ forAft
required*
Prop.XVr.Havbigthe two CAflufte
Angles to findeitherfthefides.
Add the Radius to the Co-Sinc
of citherAngle, and from the Sum
fubtraa the Sine of the other Ancle,
the Remainder fliallbe the Co-Sne
of the fideOppofiteo the Angle,
whofe Co-Sine was taken.
For Example: In thfRe6bngle
AGB, havingth*AngleBAC 22
grad.0 hiin.and the Angle ABC
(5pgrad. ai min. we would know
the fideBC
IMSU9T7 theRadhe added to the Co-finely y 3y 7/
^^ 3 ^^ 13 grad.30 nain.
9.971x0.84dKSfcie ABC69grad. iiqiin.
9.99118.^1e Co-fine of 11 gnjd.0 aaa
ftr BC reqttired.
FigureIV.
Prop.XVII. Havingthe threefides
to findanj oftheAngles.
Add the three fides,nd takehalf
the Sum, and th? differencebetwixt
the feme half Sum and the Bafc.
This done, add the Sines of two
fidestrgeiherAdd alio the Sine of
half the Sum of the three fiJea,he
Sine ot the laid Difference,nd the
doubled Radius, together;then out
of thi?Sum lubtrad the firftum,
and lialfthe Remainder flhalle the
Co-Sine ofhalfthe Angle required.
St Ac
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8 The CafesfSphericalAdnglisMJitytogarithms^
For Example : In the TriangteSZP^ havingthe fideZS 40 grad.P S 70 grad.and P Z 3Sgr.30 inin.
vve would khow x\k Angle 2 P S.
TheBafe 2S40. 6
The fide P S ya o the Sine 9-9^^9S*5SThe fide PZ jiS.ia the Sine 9 794i4 91
The Sum i48T3o^theSmpi^t^?The half Sum 74*1 f the Sine 9.983^^^tlie Difler. )4.i the Sine 9 7503^79The dogbled Radtns
....tObOooeoyQ^
The Sum... 39-7?37M4
The Renudnder i9'9^^^|iHalf the Remainder 9'9^^i% '
whidi is theCoSihe of is grad 47min.ThedouUe whereof is for the Angle ZPS
^ignuL ^min.
Or infteadof the Sines,hich arc
to be fubtvadted,ate theirArithme-
tkal Complement^ and add them
to the Sines of half the Som and of
the fatdDifferenceithen halfthe Sum
Aiallbe the Cb*Sine of half the An-le
required.
oa70x.4i the Ar.Co. of 7ogrtd die fide.
o.2058T-oftheAr.Co.of jSstad.the Hie.
9.98338.0heSineof74gr.if m^lialf fom
9 7 oy.79 the 5ine of Hg i y m. the diff
19.96660,^1the Sum.^
.
^ 98330^x5tbehalf Sumis theCcKSte of
tivr.^ffoin.gndtbQdoafale
a luad. 34 min. die AngleZr S
requaied.
Prop.Vm. Hdpbig tirehee An-
g^ts; 19 find4fiy rfthefides.
If for the greaterAngle we take
his Complement to iSo grad.the
Angles(hall be turned into fides,and the fidesintoAngles,and the
Operation(hallbe the fiune,s inthe former Propoficion.
PropbXK. Having me Angles id
A fide(ffojedo one QJtberfiI to find
thefideoppofcdo theotherAngle.
Add the Sine of the fide giren
to the Sine of the Angle oppofed 0 the fide required,nd from the
Sum fubtraftthe Sine of the Angle
cppofedto the fide giveuithe Re-
mainde
hallb6 the Sine of the Ode
remnred.
For Btample ; In die Triii^SZP, haringthe Angle SZP 130
grad.^initi.2 fee SPZ
xtg/ajL34 min. 26 fee and the ude S
40 grad.we would know the fids
PS.
9.8080^75 he Sine of die fide 4ognd.
^ 88391^5he Sine of the Ang. xjbgr.3.ia
19^^9x98.10the Sum.
9*71899.76theSinceftheAnlejiyu^t^
9.9729841 die RemaindeTjwlddi fs the
StaeofTOgr.wrPSreqairei.
Prop.XX.kvingtPto Angles,nidfideoppofedo one ofthem ; findthefideeween theAn^s ghfcn.
Let a Perpendicularl\ from tbe
Angleunknown^ upon his qppofitefide: Then
Add the Co-Sine of the ^vcn Anr
gleadjacentmto the j^venfide,othe Tangentof the given fide and
ftom the Sum lubtiaA the Radias,
the Remainder fhMl be the Tangentof the firftrdi*
This Arch'flballbe comprehendedbetween the giirenAngle adjaccoc
unto the
givenfide,dxni the
Seg-entof the fidfcwhere the Perpen-icularfills.Now the feoond Aieb
comprehended between the fine
Segment and the other Aiigle,s to
be found thus:
Add the Sine of the Aicfalbiinl,
to the Tangentof the ^vtn Aii^
adjacentnto the givenfide amd
firomthe Sum fabtiad the Tanoenc
of the other givenAn^e, Ae w-
mainder fkall be the ^ine of the
iecond Arch.
The firftand feouad Arch beingadded together,r elfe fuboaAed,
you fhallhave the fide required.For Example: In the Triangle
SZP, havmg the Angle ZPS 31grad.94,26,ZSP 90 grad.28, 12,and the fide PZ jS^td.)omiikwe would know the me SP.
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The CafesfSphericalria^lesoWd byLogarithms. 1 9
For Example; In the TriangleSZP, havingtheWinj^lcZPS ;
grad.34, 26^ZSP 30 gnd. 28,12^and the fide P Z 38 grad. t^o niitu
we would know the Angle S Z P.
9*993^4^4the Co-fine of jS gra^.30 m n'
the givenfide.
94^%7'S6 the tancsnt of 31 gnid*34, u$^the actiioencngle.
'
j^i04i.tx the G -Shie of 31 grad.iX^'uStthe adlacentAngle*
9DQtef 1 the tiageiiK of 38^cL 30 nUa.
.
- the fide oven..
t9.S3fox.74the canBeqi cs 14jrad. and a
MWMta
W ^.3o tte Sine of |iini4.7aalaalfmin. the Arch tcRmd.
$Jt9Z^7-^4the tangent of 31 giad.341^Che adiaoncAdbIa.
i9*^nM cbe Sua.
^/jSgiSaJiiht taqgeac of jogiad.i8,xa, the odier givenAngle.
9.7^91.0? theSnc of 35 gr. % nUa. and
Now in tbb Example,adding
PR 34 gtad.71^ min. (the nm
Arch) to SR Vi^?A. 52 V min.
(the Iccond Arch ) the Sum is 70
grad.forS P required.n likemaa-
QCr you may findthe fiderequired,when the Perpendicularellsut of
the Triangleropounded.
Prop.XXI. lUvU^ tff9 ^l^hani
s fide fed / i f fftbem^f$ fmdthe tbird^ngle.
Let a Perpendicularallfrom the
Angle unknown, upon biaoppofitefide: Then
Add the Co^e of the giFtn fide
to the Tangentof the adjacentn-
rie,and from the Sum fulHrad the
na^itls,he Rem^indf r ilullbe the
Co-Tatig^tf tl)efirlt^lc ^ ^foimd.
Tbia Angle fouqd {hM, be com-rehended
by the given fide and
Ibe Perpendicular.oiy the iecond
jAngl^,omprehendedby the Por^
peodicularand the fij^Hnknown,IS to be found thus :
.Add die fine of theAngle found,
to the Go-Sine of the givenAngleoppoSbd to tfa giyenfide,and from
the Sum fubtra the Cd-Sine of the
Qtbqr Angle g^veo,the Remairuier
i}uU be the Sine of the fecond
Ai)g{cThe firftand lecond Angle bein
X9.^U2.QO theCo-caneencof^4fr.8t50. ferP Z R, the firftAngle.
9 9$4fiv%6the Sine of 4\2,u i8 fo the
Angle toundl -
f 93l4$*^ the Co-Sine of 30 grad. , 12^die o[i^oIedi^e,
1^890x^.93Che Sum.
9*91Q4^U the Co-Mne of 31 grad.34.1^,f the adhceac Angle.
9*9^984*7rthe Sine01 ^f erad. 44, 23, fer
S 2 R Che fecondAngNow in this Example,adding
PER 64 grad. 18,50, ( the firik
Angle) to SZR 65 grad. 44, 2^
(the fecond Angle) the Sum is 1 30
grad,9,1
J, for the Angle SZP re-uired.In like manner we may
nnd the thirdAngle,whcp the Per-endicula
lla out of the Trianglopropounded*
Prop.XII. Having tm fidfSyndiie^^e between them
\ to padeitherej the $tberAngteu
Let a nerpendkularallfrom the
^nfleunknown which you require
not, upon bisoppofiteide,thenAdd the G - fine of the givenn -
gle, to the Tangent of that given(ide which is oppofixlo the angle
required,nd from tlie fum fub-
tradthe
Radius,tiieremainder fhallbe theTangentof the firltrch.
This arch found fhaU - be compre-ended
between the ^ivenangle^andthe fcgmcntof the pvcn fidewhero
the perpendicularalls.Now the iecond ardb is compre-*
hended between the iameiegmentand the anglerequired.Then
Add the Sine of the firftarch,tone nrit ana lecona Angle oemg Aaa tne Mne ot the tint arcn, to
added t(^ether,r elfe (ubtra ted,the Tangentof the givenangle,and
yoi) il:ialire theAng^crequired.from the film fubfraflhe Sine o(
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30 The CafesfSpiral Triai^ksi h*dyLogarithms.
tbc ftoond archyafaeemainder fliall
be the Tangentof the Anglerequi-ed.
Fmt Example,In the TriangleS Z P, baringthe fideP Z
3S gr.$0 min. P S 70 grad.and the An-le
Z P S ^t gr. :;4,26, we would
know the Angle P S Z.
^9je4ft,i^ the Cb-fineof ji gr. ^4 ^
the^MtlegivoL
9y9Q0^f the Tsm,oifift,yi. the fide
cne^nj;lrreq.DpQIcd to
iM) o^74 tf'.eTW.ofj*r.randlahalf
mitt, die nrftarch feond.
9,7489^10
liioSineof uGr.vaodahalf
mm. die am arch fimnl
9 7Wf7.y^ the '^^ of jr Gr- 34 ^% **^
tf^WSlJ^ ^ Sum
I .faalfm.m id.aicb found.
fir^itn ther^^.of |oGr.a8.aia.lbr
XSPreguked.
7 /bifo/ibheJingUsniJamwn.
Addtb^ Sing^of halfthe differ-nce
of the givenfides,o the Co* |
tangent ofhalftheAngle ^en, and
fipmthe Sum fubtiad the Sgiiofbatftbe Sum of the givenfidca^heremainder (hall be the Tangentofhalf the differenceof
tbe^Asqgkse
quired.Addalfo the Co-fine of halftlie
differenceof themven fides,o the
Co-tangentf halt the Ancle gtveo,
and from the Sum fubtrafttheSine
of halfthe Sum of die fides^ven,theremaunder (hall be the Tangentof
half the Sum of the Angles requi*
red.Then add the balf Diftrenoe of
the AMles found,to the half Sunt
of the lame, aod jpou fiuU have the
greaterAngle ; KxA the une half
difierenoebeingfubtiaded fiom the
halfSum, ;rou (hall have the kfi
Angle requiredA| in ifaelinKr
Ezsmiple.
TbcfidePZ
ThefidePS
Thefom
The halffmn
ThedifiloftheSUei
ThehalfdiC
ThettaleZPS...
Thehalf^^
Thefisn . . . .^
}8Gr. JO, o.
70 Gr. o o
108 Gr. 30, o.
14 Gr. lU a
jiGr.|0| 0.
x5Gr.4f. o.
]i Gr. y^is.
15 Gr. 47,15. Co-lin|.i'^i^}Ji%The Gku. x^uI^mu
V - ^98 iaf8 -Thc/ W3 iiTr
TheSiae M093M1 TheCo^faio Mitftff9j|)b
TheSine 9All^M TheCojbie 9^ifi/ f.
3719^7^an. t^t5,410,7^1^
p^^^11
Andt betwetf^Jhem; tofindtbc
thirdMf^
Let a perpendicularalfftom eft
tha of the Anglesunknown, upon
hisoroofitefidc h^
Add the Co-(jneoft^ riven an-le,
to the Tangentof theTi4^ firomwhde end the perpendiculars let
^1,and firomtoe
lumfiibtrafthe
?:adiu8,he remainder (hallbe the
^gent oftl)cirftrch.
^lllftheiiimlt.
; SoGr. is^.
Thefom ijoCjt.2,1a. ftrSZP.
Thediff. |oGr. ,ia. fv2SP.
This arch (hallbe comprehendedbetween the ' angle given,and the
fegmentof the fide wheretfaeper:
ptmicularfalls.Now the feoond ardi (hall be
comprehendedbetween the fione
%(nen^ and the end ofthe(iderer'quired.Then
A^ theCo-finecfthe fecoodarch
found,o the Co-fineof thefide (omwbofe end the pmodicular Ueth, and from thefum fubda^ dK Co-
fine oftbefirftardifeutidydie le*
mainder (hallbe theCo^ne cf the
)fideequired. For
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CrfeifSphericalrioj^lForEyanmle,n theTmnflttZP,
bayinghefideP Z 38gr.30 intn.
P S
70gnd.and the
angleZPS
91 gr,)4 269e would know the
iideZS.
Add the C^m ofthe Angle9-vcn, to the Tangentf ^hcgivenJutehich isadjacentnto the ^me
Angle,and from the fum fiibtraft
the Kadiua,he remainder(hallbothe Taneent ofthe RtR arch.
fhefi PZ.
i9J^^io%^4ie TWvMt ofu Gnul. 7 and' ' abtlfm.lbrFRcbeiurftardi.
mla. the fim ardi
9i9fM4M*e
O/ii*rf Gr. f* and a
halt in. forKS the ad.arrh.
9^1^3^4,44heO/jWf j8Gr.oin, the
chei^gtraL IThisfirftarch fliallbe compre*
9#30tfDbfatlieTi^i |fTjiGnd.|oiii.|hendedetween the givenAnglesand the fcgmentf the fiUwhertthe perpendicularfalls.Now theiecood arch bet^veenthe fameiej^^ment and the end ofthe fideeqm*.red,(hallbe found thus.Add the O-finef tlieftrftrcb
found,0 the Qzfinef thatgiven(Idewhichisoppofedo 'theAngle
giveind firomthe Sum fiibtro^
the0 -fioe of the otherGde given,the remainder flialle theO^finethe iecondArch,thefirHand lecondArcb beingdded together,r elie
lubtradted,ou fhillliavethe fidereouired.
Por Example.In the Triang^S Z P^havingie fideP Z 38grad.30 mm. SZ 40 grad.nd the angleS P Z it grad.4, 26, we would
know thefideP S.
s^JoaiS^ the fum.
%wif,SiSi CheC^fi^it jf/oGr.aZS the
fideitqoiied.
Vtop.yXVf , Hmfwg tm pi i 4uul
9f e jingle9pp0fedo cm rftbem
tpjimlhejinffeppofed theether
Add theSineof theAnglegiven,to the Sine of the fideoppofedotheAngle required,nd from the
fiunfubura theSineofthefideop-ofed
to the Angle given,he re-ainder
(hailbetheSue of thean-le
required. W J04* n the d jRi f 31 Gr . 3;,t^gr
FortKunple.n theTriangleZP,f..^^-^
ri^^JL/rfaar ^nOn.
havingtheYidePS 70 gTad.S ^ *'t 2S2L^ lL^'' '^
40 grad.and the Angle SZP 130 79.83101.74|ie^. of 24 Or. 7 and half^ ^
- - mhi, forP R rhefirftaich.
'^ **
haJfm.fcrPRihefirfttn*.
9.9842T^o the Offintf40 Or. the.JU0 tmpcHisdo Che jtm^glvea.19.80218.7^he Sum.
9-S931^4 44bcC^fifif jftGr. 30 mitt.
the other)?^gi^
gra^:,1 2, we would know thean-hiesPZ
938391,41he Sittef x}o Or. 3,11,the
9;8o8ai6;7the Sim of 4:Gr. thcfiUcp-pofedo the UMgierequired.
IM9X^t'2othe Turn.
9,97298,58he Sim of 70 Gr. theJUtop-I I '
pofedto
the ^ngU yvcn.9i7l899i the Sime of n Gr. 34 min. ot
S P Z re^nifed*
Prop.XV. j4^h$ rv0 fidesjttdone
Jinglefpofedoatie ofthetttI tofindthethirdfidi.
Leta perpendiculari]lfi'omtlie
Anglebetween the fidesgiven,p*an biioppofiteide,hen
9.908^.3 i the Co-fintC3tGr.fa and a ^ ^ ^
halfmlo. forS R the fecood
arch.
Now in thisSample,P R 34 gr.
7 and a halfmin. (theHrftarch )
beingdded to SR 35 gr.5aa d a
half min. (the feconl ardi)theSum is 70 girad.orP S thefideicr
quired.
t^_.-.T .
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93 The Cafes/SphmcalTriai^eifilv^dyLfiprntbrn.
Vkm in this Eiainplc ASmt
P Z R 54 md. iS,50, r the firft
Aqglt) to SZR 6 graoL44923^([tbeieamdAngle)foutyL tfacSuoi
is 130 giad.3,13. ferS Z r tbe Axk*
fit p.XVI. H^Kvlngmfihf^md$m[Angle emfed to om i4$hcm; t
'.findbejingleetweenthem.
let t Perpendicularallfiromthe 'glereqiurcd.
Sde which isadjacentnto the gi-en
Angle, to the Tangent of toe
lame Angle, and from the Sum fub-
trad the jRadius,he reminder fhall
be the G -tan nt of the firftn-le
to be found.
This firftApgle (bund /hallbe
comprehendedby that given fide
whigh is adiacent unto the Angle
SVen,nd by the Perpendicular.bw the fccondArch comprehen-ed
by the Perpendicularnd the
otherjuvenHde,is to be found thus,
Add the Co-fine of the firftn-le
finjod,o the Tangent of tbe
^vcn fidewhich is adjacentnto
theAngle given nd from the Sum
ftbtrad the Tangent^
of the other
givenfide,the Remainder fiialle
the Co-fine of the fecond Angleto
be fbufid.
The Sum, or theDifferenceof thefirftand feoond Angle, (hall be the
Jknji;leequired.
.
For Example. In the Triangle
SZP} havingthe fide PZgSgr.
%o min. S Z 40 giad.and the An-le
SPZ31 gnia 34,2^,we would
know the Angle S Z P.
^ 9354^ ^^^J2
1Gr.
^m.the fide diaceBC.
4^788f7-f^.tf y-**-rfS P Z 31 gr. 34,1^,Che jingUgiven.
Angleetween the fides given,up- . Mm Isto U noted,Jfj^^imUM
' Add the Co-fine of that givengent to tbeothersit^eni SiAtrJS^
on^ thatthe}ore exfireffedn tbe Cf-
nm: Br CmgleSingwfirfiAut i
the leftUtnd) tboCihunigemseftArchs 'orAt^sMs then49 grduLarg
tbeAridmettcd dmfUmemstberetfbut the C/hUngemsf tbe Ar^bsor
An^grester tbenAKgrdd. io
tkkenforrhbmencd umplemems,if
from the Sum be (Atrdled 2 om tbe
lefisni infieldf41$^
-r- ^ P 2 R the firftjtmgh/ glefound,to the Tangentof the fide
9j6z69i^96 dieO-Awof^Gr. i8.fo. die civen. and firom the Sum fiibtc^
jifijrUand.
^9QOtfOb5athe Tsngeuoof |8Or. 30 oUii.
the fideadiacenc
19*^37^^48 die Sum,
9^1381^35te Tarn, of 4oGtad. tiieoOer
I giveafide.
S ;^ the feooody^i g/Sr.
PcOlKXXVIL Otmig two AngUs^4mtbe fidebetween them
; tofaieitherof tbeotherfides
let a Perpendicularillfrom that
Anglegivenwhich isadjacentuntothe fiderequired,pon his oppofitefide. Then
Add the Co-fine di tbe f^ymfideto the Tangentof that nvtn An-le
whichIS oppofedto nie fidere-uired,
and firom the Sum fiibtn (the Radius
;the reinainder (hallbe
the Co-tangentf the firftAngle E0
be found.
ThisAqglefound fliallecome
prehended he givenfide mi,
the Perpendicular.f^owthe feoond
Angle IS comprehendedby the Poh
oendicular and the fide Tequiicd.Then
Add the Co-fine of the firftn-
given,and fiom the Sumfiibtiaft
the Co-fine of the icoond Angle
'fi)und,he remainder (hall be the
Tangent of the fide required.
For Eiample. In tbe Triai^^IeSZP, haviiftbeAngle SPZ 31 9.
l^^2 ZP 130 gr 3^ i^ and tte
f4
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d4 The UfecftbeT
9 7WyMg Ae T4 . of ji Gr. 34* ^-
fer P A die firttAngk.
9i9y4tx.a die Sin o(6a Gnd. xli^o.the
liritAngle ImiimL
Chap. Vl. the Vfe rfthe TahU offi^erfedines.
THe Uibof the TabkofXHrr/iriiliirfIt i32;3f5,tdh^ imMe b: S4U7io
are too ooaeront to be bereatl Tie Trmr'ai Ver^iacr ^^j*Qo'.20t^6
hieofVerfiiketl_
9nsm^^ ctiei e;of^5.Qr;42.itofcoMiil iUKLefooiiiL
y 9yHi at. die g-jBitl 31 Gtm^i^
I9 a9aa5.7tfheSom.^ ^ ,
9.^u4f.fo d Ci-Mfof |oOnd.if ani;
* 'i IbrPSZieqtdnL
.rtM*^
tmiedof: Iflialliiowpalfbewliowby
Oon OM^e eafilyo (biverome of the
oft ofenil Cales of SpberudtrimUi,
vkkh akoe b caoogh to merit oeir
7iiU(rtffif t has beeo a loog time the
Vocaaad Defireiof naoy able Me in
the JfjilaMfrftrihit IMi a f^tlraOghtbe coUetel aad paUUh'd,bat cfpedally f that la^nriootaod aadeat Student
lto.9iloMBtef,ho hat esfCcCEcdis do-
firathereof more than OBce in Us elabo-
ratepiereiandfrom hom I had the mi
offome VacdgoTMca* vhidi did aflift
omch conardi die oompofiagf thefe.
ffef.. Too fidesof an OiOfaeJjpfe-fifislfjisglg^kh the Angk comofe*
headed, bowg^Ten^tofiodhe 3d.nde^
Jt deCwte ef $k ^fdki i Je te Oe
MfBetfkefdkskeseftkeemfnkBdediFAf,: : Ais tbeSfure efmSheefkafjk temdmi JtsgU,\ T$taft e
tmereme eftheVested Sines eftte^L
JUelAni efthe Afk ef Viffef^eee*
msiMiilt tm kukM^fHtuWhfch it dttf^dooUe the Leg.Sine
of halfthe AnglegiYcn,and thereto add
he Log* Sines ofthe oonoinfaigides,
nnd from the leftHand ofthe Som^th
ont 3 for die Cnie of the J^^iMipforeih
the Log. of half die differenceof diofe
two Verfeiines.
Whidi halfdHfereocedonUeMod hd-
ded to the Verfedcar of the difiifnae
ofthe Uff or contahringfidcsifcsthe
VerfedSinef the fidefonght.Sxmu u Inthe Triangle
I^gure5 B ^^ kt there be given
the fide BF 77*oo',the fide
^ 1 40* 00% and the conoined Angle
JPL52^ 30; CO (od the fideS .
Tie l^. Sine 4h* 00'.
9 8oto675
theisf.ef^Pts^idesu7kVeriedSineigf57:53'44^51
^fidsfsnghuIf jod make the tUfd 1Mb the
Sjnaraof the Sine of halfthe Comple-ent
of the cottOhmd Angk to iSodOi
sl rdW
Ikejjog.ine ef77* 00' 9*9^^^Z9if06'
dsMed.
thel^. Sine if^^ H' S9bft9 4
aih tfisi^asiffe 4it/l t 39 o8S2030
grees, foa willfind the
ofthe Veffedines of the dihdfidetail
ofthe SomofthetwoindadhKlidesaa
be dodUed. nnd rnbtraAed inm dm
Verfedlae of the (kid Sam.
Bvt if bifteadofdieleoQndTermbe
taken into the Propordon*thedodhle of
theReSangle of the fines of tM^con-
tainhgfidesthatb, if theLo^ ofdto
UxmSf 2beaddfid to the Lofi of the
other middle TeroMt m wiB bnae the
Log.ofthe whole diffmioe In the laft
ptaoe; havii fimnd it,take tfabNa
Coral Sine diat Sands agatnllt.midadditen the Atenril VerfedSiaeof die dif-erence
of theLeg^ and the Som Isthe
Nmira Verfedie 9f Oit 6dc fimght-Bxm.^. LetdietwoeODtMningfidm
be 38* 30^and 66* 30; nal thecan*
cdned Anglebe 70* co\
Th'H'S^^ 3f 10* . . . . ^7Wi4ff7* Af.Sm 9f66* 30' 9^1397^
Thiior.ifamtlmnher. ..0.3010100
rte /if.; mVt5* 00* imUtd is iragf99 4
Tbt vforeft( r SiM ^nimft3SJ8)5^9t
to' li 77009'
s8 to Whkh fJmnfrwm^tleih UTOfHiU- FerfdSfnt^^^ oo*
18 00 TfanPftnuums .., ... 3004}J
dieNaaur. Verfei Shie of 53* 10
ThlMTfeP. UoffieatUfecoGdcnfafecleDifhunes of Places on Eardi. acoordfavs
d) ewirffyf a great Cutle, hydietrlM*
andl4tit. ghfcni the Dlflancei of Son, by
baviw didr Dediaadons and RiihtafosA*
ons, or Ungiaideiand Udtodesgivoft,I7
means whoeof die Mdiudes of two Snes,
or of the Sun wiriidie IXfieiencBof dme ^
^mimnsh bdne oUenred ata y cUne off
die AMdidn^^c Ltdcnde mj oc foand.
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.- * V- MW ' J 'J
',*'A .
'
,
G H A P. Vlt.
..me^n^i in,th Vntveriiiy/ Ox fcf,.aria
*' V -.'
.A* ' *^ ' . .
'*
* ^^-- -. -
,
-^-
'-
w*
a^ V
of Compound Intereft,hich are not withour great
jnetick. ut.before we prpceed to the prafticalart}
oto6tHf}6j;that is -a*'*^- V*f5f n^ iftftAlL* q^ fiCQijnt fter
the Sirm j^^fdrbdrAVtiinfesr.-ipfe\*fib di(lre4 oneear or Time
unity becomes r, by the fame realbn r will in another time be-
i^'^^fir raffed to* stkq hme^ty i/vibisriMdnXjit'theWuinbec igtf
Timt^^^UMthe: amorait ^:6ric: tbBadciorb ^ ndl
tMr4Kii;trtfM;i.^i]l:^te:jm^ amdi e.i .W^tfrfor:^
multiply*he Logarithm of .r h;.x.flQdr.tak.ail(Lt^i^l^of J
,the Sum Ihall be the Logarithm of t;
,which is the $olu^
tionofltl fi.t fcfrnlilllmi.lV'l^ 7-; :;Ij:;T ..:../d h
II. r' is equalto -:;^refoi fSSJiiPthe-ogarithmof thg
r]the Qapt^^isJ e,Wgarlth|n^of^j^::..;i,,i: ,,;^;:^::,.,
t|iea^ithmj .'tiaJiG^Jhiii2g|5Eitt3I iSe2ll i* '.bt -fintgwheii eift1tc'Sum / w^itameait to ^Atpag-fjt :^af.
t^qgffecfermkii'petn. Log. ar y ffle^FHui'itiaiaui- '
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i6 Of CompoundInterej(and Ammitia,
Agato, all QnefHons.coaceraing the Rebate of Money are
jlblvMwith the iame fafe, and after the nw maimer : Fortf
in aay time, r becomes i,ia the fame time i becomes
-?and
in the fi^nd time
becomes ^and ia the third t, ip r rr rrty
that the Valae or Frefcnt worth v,of any Sam /, afterany tlilb
multiplythe Log- of r by r* and fubtraft the Prodnd fctm. the
Log. oft, the rsmaiiider will be the Log. of v : which finds the
Value ofany Sum of Money payable after any time alCgncd.
]1.1 ss r*. Tberelbre from th^g* of iiibltraftt^e Lc^ of
V, and divide the remainder by t : the (^te will be the Legof ^
III. Divide the afbrelaid difference of the to^ of ^ and
by the Log. of r,the Quote fliallbe the Nombcr of Years
_
IV. To find what Sam,payableafter ( dmes,
Motr.Tl^b^M aaybepurchafedforvatthe.rateoflntcreft
7 'li^'i4S.Mthe-rteoremtaMsthas: multiplythe Ug.
jMi te Pfr tt;of r by t 9iid to the ProduA add the Log. of
V : the Sara OwU be the Log- of t fought
l^iNott^ becanfe the Money is to be valued in'Founds and
ertsof I /. and the time in Years
and paruof
a Year,it wiS
moft Commodious to reduce thofe Parts into Decimals (then
the Work is the fame as in ivhole Numbers ) for which porpofe
;AeTwo decimal Tat Ics are annexed.
A decimal Table for everjrFarthingin ji.and
every 3 J. m i /.
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OJ CoK^mitiIiOtrtHnd AtamAes, 37
.
The dtcimal parts of /
nuT bejralaedy the precedta^j -
i/r,r at fightthHSj vie. the nrft Figure doablecfis Shill gSy
the Tecoiidand ttiitdjo^n'dzreF^rchia^s,batingone jforevery
a5forvo25 is 6 d. .050 \t. asd o'75s iZi*
A kecimalabic cfDaysand Months in a teir.
tt ne. Thit every Orfsma be^u with the Dednal of an tvtt 10 Diyr, u^
iacrurrt downwirds, To tbe Dcdnil of so Days ii 05479^of 31 .057s 34.
The fbHoiiVingTrffr/rliews the exaft number of Days from any-
Day pn^fed in any Month, to the fam6 day of any other Mcmh
throughoQtthe Tear :^or Inltante,from the i, 10th ur 2ottt
ofjme to the 1, loth oriothofiW-trcA is 273 Days. I find7 v
at the Head and look down that Column, and over agiinrt4rch
in aright Une is 273, fbif it was from the 15 c^Jivieto the 1^
of March, t eonfidcr,that
the.Number of Days is one more
then 273, vit 274 days. The fame way is found any number
of Days in any time under e Yeai' by Infpeftion.
Tt Tin
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29 ofCompomdlntetdJf''k^^^ Tfie Lbgarltfim'src
alfojifv|^^%3folve-ali iie KM$
concerningthe Amount brPrefeht worth' of jAnnoitiesot paidas due,'or piiichafedo T)epaidfor thnc ior-come. Let tlfoe-*
fore a be any. Annuity or yearl7Pefafibri,hofo faceefliv^ a*
mounts for times p^ftare 4 rS and ^^lofe.prefeiitalues are
-ij.fucceffiv^ly,y what goes^befpi'sAnd th^ ^ries, c^ 4r%
r
ar\ ar^^ ar\ r, 4, -r ^ w \_. _;, ij^ir.ill ^ be a ranko^
mean ProBortioials c6ntulii idnfinlteLyn the uitip of r to i xi
now the ^mn of all ^jtie?tonftquenti,r of the whole infinites
Series,ill be to the^faidSum cncr^afed, ty the next ereater
Term ( or the Sum of all the Aatcctdents ) as i to. y (by 12.5
J?/ ? ?, /#r/;)Wherefore puttingjr forthfefaid Sum of the Con-
feqjuentsy wiU be equalto. ^ -f ^^\ the Sum of the Antecei**
Mr'
4entsi-andry y =ar^ : and therefore^
~ wilHic equal to*
y, the Sum of allour mean Pfbporfioaaisyhereof ^r.^' is
the greatcft.And by tHe lame Role ^-^iH telhe Sum of
aH the Terms whereof 1 isthe feriateft,b that'if we fabftraft
*^ from
the difference will,e the Sum 6f allthe terms
whereof ^r*-i is the greateftnd a the lealt^theirumb, beingr ;
which Sum we will call z.. a therefore-is thus to be expreScdfJLLl^
r= to the amouni: f the Annuity a fbcbora t times
at the rate r. Wherefore from the Logarithmof 4^'fiibitrad
the Log. of r* 1 and to the fenqinde da the Log.of r*. From
the Number anfwering,
tXK this ^ hft Sum^ ifublbi^ the Number
aofweringto tl^ei enlai^der^tljie )i0erehceihalie thcamoanit
fought.^.
. -
, r
Examfle Wbat will an ^nuity .of34. 4/.forbora 12 f Ye4rt
amount to -at;S fn C^^i /jf jimnin.
I I.
;'
5 \Remain^erl.^%h4CC]AJNuinb. 573-333 C^^.
3 074? 308 -2S5ifjygilr187.7^^1* *' ^^' ' ^'^f4.4328 ts: ^
it** ^ The
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By ihe foregoing le
,= x thetcforc,;c r-^=
^_
r-^;-c tQthc Hatoral Nprnber.fow4 J^ythe^ Remainilepadd ^he^mouat prppofed,and iram.the jUog^ofie Siipfiii^flradber
afore-fbund Remainder, which ffiallbe the tog.of r*. Thi$i
divided;by the Log. of* r' ihallQpbteihttin^^f^ (f.-
.
xaml^^ In .what tiipejill,anf Adouity of- aiwi .tftWlint tfr
^^ 43*8 at the r ite pf 6.fn C^r.'
,-. . ;-.
;i.: r ;
.
\ - -aI
';i 5f*iar=:34.4\rt:a;53d5584 ; : - T^b
: JLy. r-* ir=o.odgsfl,7^gi yi .'
.
'; '\'V-
-
*
Remainder 2.7584Q7%''^\N?iwkfc*7j33je?-(^T. 4 *
^l'^ li. 6i^4,.J^.S^ c:
r-*
r
rz. z.
,9253059)0.3 1#3237 (12* Years == T.
411 Tfie iaiiieEquation oiWerto find tvTi'atAntiuttycl5g^
= 4, whence the Rule. To the Log:etthe'amount' *
*'
*
v
X add the Lo of r i^ and from the Sum lubtrf^^theog.
o ^^- ijthe Number
'
aniWcx;lngtojtheReiftainaefis-tfteLo-arithmof jr.
*
Example.An Annuityforborn 1 2 f Years amounts ar.5 pr ^Sw*^^to the
Sum of 614 /. 4328. how much is that Anauityii *
Log. X ==2.7884744.O9O253059 :- .: / Z
^/ r- 1 =8.778 IS 13 I2-J
;i.5(JC)(^2i7^125530.,': ( --.
'0.0300^710,303^708
f Log.a 1.53(^5 tf-0,31^3^38^ i^ ?-r'-rr.2,071^$
/.
4 = 34^4.
''
Xi f.Q.^ciSJ\=1,07 1585 = ^' ' I
VL In orde):to findr, the (kme Equationis reduced to t
= ~ r rV or in our pxefcntCafe 16.^614 = i7,?tfi4r^rK
Which is fo affeded as not readilyto be refolved by the Gene-*
' tal
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30 6fCompoundhUnfi dni Amkitiet.
ral method for Relblation of Eqaations,nn|efs wc on finft^api
proachit by fome other means. For wmch porpofeake the
rottowingule (which wiQ fafficewhere extream Exa neis i$
gi-_ijt
not demaiided. ) Let ~r .Z. s 1 4* y.^d let -r- ^h, I lav.
that^bh'\'iky'-^hiiexceedingear the locraifeof the Rate
orr 1.
WherefoW from Log.of the Amount, fubfhaftthe Sum of the
Log**of the Time tod Annuity,and the Remainder divide by
~-^ The QiiotefliaHbe the Log. of i -{-p From the Logi
of tf,fabftraa the Log. of ^4* i, and to ^ the Number an-
iWerins to the Remainder,add twice y. To the iaid Remain-er
add the toe. of * -|-y^ and half the Sam ihallbe Log. of
^kh'{'Zhy, from which SquareRoot fubdad h. the reOdoe
willbe very n r the Incr le,or r i i add addingi, the rate
r is feond. If extream Ezadnds be defired let r thus fotmd
be $SSfm^dfand r--- r* comparedwith -. i ; willalwaysbe
greaterthan it:and dividinghe Excefs bjr r'-x ^ ^ the Qpote
added to r fliattverifys manjr more Figuresin the rate ii
trere true in the aflumed r.
Example.
An Annuity6f 34. 4/.forWn 12 { Years amounts to 6i^t^
'432$It b
requiredwhat rate of Interelt isallowed..
2.7884744L g.X.
1.0969100 L g.t.
1.5365586L0 . 4.
2.6334^86
nl\ 0-1550058(,026957$= ^/- J +V ^ 1,0*404
z y .^ = ,12808
. -2= -^ sr * = 0,44444f ^c.Lor. 9^47^17%
iii r+i zy = 0,12808
*+ 2jf =;f 0,57252 Lijf, 9*7577936
hM*\'ity Log. 1940561 II
o S 4435 = V- 9-7028055mm
,059991 = r I wherefore
1.059991 =:r.
I. After
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ft 4 A A i
1^ OfCii^inmdlTitm^MnijKiadHtf.
19437877. f. 9*97487^
.: ''- :- C v/fr.i.faogpo
.
r * i -
i^iX 311210622 sift IJMjJOlt
..
:iL. If the Time.
be ftrnght,arangth Aamufift.^ts aiw^nk
t^driteof intereftgiven,r'wJU beeqiisdo ^ orthefice^
ai^idfcdy'thtalue of the Ilwerlion,te is'by';:^*--.
^^h^ncctfieRiilc.From L05.f the Armuity,abirafffceLAgJffthe Ji^jrcft9r rw i^^with what rceigiins.rreckf^lfetjinilNumber, which will be the Value of the Fee j from it fubftraS
the prefwt worthy the refiduc is the Wlue of the- Rjey^rfiW:Take thelLog.hereof from tne Log.of the Fee,'andthe'relidad
Villbe Lo^.of r^ Wherefore divide that refidueby Log.ofx^theQpfitieutitt be t the ntihilierf Years Ibfught.
...... ^
.
Example.Iti-what ^me will an Annuityof Totferjtmumyaj^tlfPsL
Debt of 1321 /. 3028. allowinghe Creditor 5 frr C^.perJnn^
1.8450980 Log.jo^zd* * ' ^ - '
Loi rev. 1.8959593 ::'
i32 ,^dt8-tag;fe- -. -
0,0211893)1.2501587(59. ; ^ J97i = HeverfisH. ? F
ingto the Suta^fttbtnafrrtmthe^Atn ity-i^'^'llfe'LagJ'rtRemainder taken trom Logarithm tf^deavet^i^^^e^ before.
-r
.
- -
rr- -v .
^ ^
i jr- . 3 1210643 - _.c: .: Log. fp ?n ; r.?4fe9?5'
a, yr l .598970O70 i^/'3 ^4^. .594 yi
3 934^.
r
pro^
wiHTbemsri i^ ^ to .x,. 6 rvi ta -i the AaAiity foaghc.
\ ^*cre Ve'rom the Siiitif the Logariftoisf^x/afld4l(a^traathc Log.of i-'^,he Remaindtr.ftime tog.of.*. *[
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0/Cmfomd Intereftnd AmuitiJesl 31
ExMHfU,
What Annuityto cdntinae 59 Years can bejporcluifedpr1321.3028. at the rate of five/ Cent,fer jimtHm,
Log. r' = 1.2501687
O, jir. Log. -jr=8.7458313 = ^056213
1 - ~r =,9437877 l g'''974874a
Log.Z = 3.1 21 0012
3Log 1 = 8.6989'yQo
1.8199^22
9,974874^
Log,a 1.8450980=70
IV. The Annuity,itsprcfentworth,and time of G ntiau
knee beingpropofed.It isrequiredo findthe Rate of Inte-
reft,that is Mj z. and t beinggivehto feek r.
This Prt blcm beingof more Difficultyhatt appears at firft
Sight,nd requiringhe fblutionof thisEquation= i r*
*^ ^^, to which it itreduced ; there Ihuft be appliedomc
Method of approachinghe Root r, which is by no means evi
dtnt : And that Approximations the Number of Years and
Rate are greateror left,annot properlye obtainedby one ge-eralRale ; but ratherbytwo, accordings the Value ofthe Re -
verfionis greater or leflTer.
Ifthe number of Years be great ( as fuppofe0 or upwards)felpeciallyfthe R^te of tnterefte high, -|- willbe nearly
the Rate, or more accuratelydlf ^ x i. Call it r :
and tt: w*'* be exceedingear the Value tifthe RererCoar
r*xr-r
Let itbe at, then i -|- i(hallapproachthe true Rate fuf-
ficiently.ut ifgreateraccuracy be defitM,by repeatinghisI rck:efsou cannot failof your Defire. Hence this Rule : Frooi
Log.of 4, as aliofrom Log.of x. 4*4, take Log.of i^ this lat *
,
ter Rdmainder Ihallbe nearlyhe Log.of the Rate Multiplythat Log. by r, and to the Arithmetical Complimentof cbe
Produd, add the firltRemainder* The Decimal anfweringothe Sum taken from the former Rate ihallgivea more corred
V V Rate.
]
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94 CfCdmptndIittmfMi AmAia^
Kate. With that Rate^ fedc the Rarerfioa after the Time ^
ven =? x^ which add to z. From lx e.of 4 take Log. of x,4-jr:
iThe Remainder fliallbe the tog*oftne Inteitftorr^ i faSr
cientlyear.
ExMtfte.
till. 3028/. ispaidfor an Aniniltyf 70/. f$r Amtm he 59
iTears to come, i demand the fUce of Intertft aUowed the
Torchai^.
4 Log. 1.84^0980 X, 4-^I^^S*3- 4}4^i7K L0g 3 I2I0022 X L9 . 3.1210022
8,7240958 09012419S i. : $2978
_^
59 002^20
i.050458ae:Log. 0.021 3787 1 .322750. 1.050458ri t
%9 8.^77250 Co.-i4r.^
lk)g.r i.2 5i3433 ^'7H09tf V
yO)0458sr^is 8.7029300 740134^.1^.001520.9.9 J4i733
Co. Ar. 0.03571^7
^ ^^ ^'^4^0980 1311.303 sx. ^tf ^ ^-v^S^vSd
1.^08247 7^.002 as Revii^ = ir
1 397.30c a-Frr t+jf2^. 3-if452912
Intereftfoog ,050096Log.8. 998otf8
if the munher of Yedrs be finallfhe aforefiud Ralelrfll a
Vail little. In this Ode it w$ be r q[aii2teo approach the
Hate thus. Let llLl be the Indei of a Root of Hifirooia t
Which Root take Unity, and the remafaider calljr,and let
~Y^^^^ * * fiy,that 1 H-b^i/h k^zky h ioffici^
tatlyequalto r the Rate fca^tjand will be ItiQ nearer the
Truth, as the Number of Years is unaller } and the Error tiiatb
ivillbe always in Excels. Hence the Rule : Diride the Logaritfan
6f t LL by L:JL ud from the Number anTweriiigo the Quote
take Unity : Double the Remainder, and fubtraftitirafflk ; that
is from the Quote of fix divided by r*^ 1 : To the Loearitfcin
of what remains, add the Log. ot h. Then the Nnmoer an-
fwering to haU'the Sum of thoft Logarithm (akenfrom i ^b'Willleave the Rate ibught*
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Of Chmpand htenftand AmttnMs^ 35
An Annnlty of 20 /. f^ Amnm^ to continue 2^1 Years is iol |
fi r 220/. i demand the rate of Intereftallowed the Purchafer.
=: 20 Log. 1.9010300 tf
^t^
ot
*
4X r XgZ32493''
X 55220 l^g 2*3424227 IOg
Vt.\ H #a8o8:^ 5tf(o.o2$52p7
2ys:o*t2io8
_
g? Log.9477i2i3
* -2 Jf 0.17892 Log,9;25Ztf5g9^ 02$itf8 l8772978o:
s+ ^;;^s:;r i.o S8a2 V P^?tf48j *
7lr# Rn^i fought.
The Rate r thns found is alwa|s fiune ihuillmatter too big^the true Rate being i otf8i4;bat iS the Nnmber of Years arc^
fewer, the Error becomes infenfible. If greater Ezadnefs be
required,'twin be eafyby the generalMethod for the Refok^
f ion of Equation^ having to near an Approximation to proIe-
cnte this enqniry as far as yoQ pkafe. Bat this ieems aban^
dantly fafficiMt6r Ufe^ which ia our prii^ipdlDellignin thii
Place.
tafityyBy way of Corollaryto th^fmaer^ Let itbe reqoiredo
fiod the kate of Intereft allowed the Porchafer when he pays a Som
r;tK^faxmkwniBf 9 0t wbcveiotK Ims almaily Tens ai; ^ to
hare itproloAg'dfor oartaia Tim ap A for ExaoipK I baT
im AoiuutF of 2o f. ^ Jmmn bm tha Term of ^% Yffara,and for
402. patd4owa, |(M ) T y Tempr(4oDgedfor is Years morca
( r to 31 Y ci. ideomd, plwt fUte f lotereft n allowed v .
Utile. Call 2 1 ^ 4- 1 by the Nameof T, and I Tlkall be th fU
dical Sign of a Root of ^. Let * 5 ^ ^ C9 *1^ ^ +/ * i
liJILlsft. I (ay the Rate fooght is very near to t-V^*- '
VTi~-TF7. As in the afor^oiogExample
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^6 OfCompoundInterejlnd Aitmties^
Log. nts 1.3010300 2 + x-i ^ =7*= 53
Xjfg. = i ooooooo
2.3010300 J[jii .~ai4, t*^
I .(Joiodoojc
~ ^
JT ss 2tf{)0.698^700(0fil6ij6i. Log. 1 ,0626 1 tf
.125232 = /
Log. b. 0.5105450. 3 24 b^
Log. 04934^57-3,1 i4768=b.2
1.PP39707
-v' 0-5019855 3-*7^768 V** zbf
The Rate = r = i .0^3232
or tf/. 61. 5^^ percent
Af witlbe readilyproved by feektoghe Valae of the Reverfioa
of an Annoky of 20/. ftr Jmum for ten Years i^Kr 21 ^ at the
rate of 1,063232 fcr Cent. The Work ftaodsthis.
f = 1.053232 Log. 0.0166280. Log.r
Zo^.7^0,5591880 Log.f^
8.80093^9 i^fr I
9*3601249 Sum
0.6398751 Comf. ArUb^
1.3010300 Leg.a
Roverlm. 8712781 1*940905 1. Log. Rewfjm ifi f1
0*2662800. io^.r*
Rtwrftott.7.2743 1.6746251 Log.Reverjm[iB^tr1
Fahic 40.0038 fo9^bt.
Thus it appears that 40 / and about one Penny; is the true Va
lae of the Difference of the Reverfions : by which the Reader may
judgebow near an Approximationthe foregoingole afords,to-ards
findingthe Rate of Interelt,hen the Vdneof an Annoicyfor a Term of Years to comnsence after a certainTime ispro^
pofed.
Tbt
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I I II J..
t .
The Propoitons of Navigatiothat occurr in the Pr0ice of Sailingy
Mercator.
M thii CoDeftion of Tables^we (honld by no ineaBS have onrit*
^
ted that moft neceflaryne of the Meridiooal Pares,defigoedfor
Service of Naviptors, ifits UCbs were not foliyfupply'dby the
Table of LogartchmickTai^ents As is demonftrated in N 219 of
the Philofophicalranfii ons. It isthere proved, t^ That the
Meridional Line, or Scale oS Mireator's Cbart^is a Scale of the Lo-
garitbo-tTlngentsf the half Compiimentsof the Latitudes, zdly^
That fach Logarithai'-Tangeatsf Mr. Brig s*sorm, are a Scale
of the Diflfereacesof L^n^tnde,pon the Rhumb which makes an
Angle of 5 1 ^ 38'.9 ' with the Meridiaa And idfy That the Dtf
ferences of Longitnde,on differinghnmbs, are to one another as
the Tangents of the Angles of thole Rhumbs with the Meridian.
Hence it follows,that the Differenceof the
Logarithm-Tangentsof the half Compliments of the Latitudes,s to the [Mfierenee of
Longitude a Ship makes in Sailingon any Rhumb, from the one
Latitude to the other,as Tangent of $I^38^ 9 .( whofe Logar*