Logarithmic and Trigonometric TablesHerbert Ellsworth Slaught |
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Page 1 - ... the top of the page, the minutes in the left-hand column, and the functions in the columns designated by the names at the top; that is, sines in the first column, cosines in the second, tangents in the third, and cotangents in the fourth. For angles between 45° and 90°, the degrees will be found at the foot of the page, the minutes in the right-hand column, and the functions in the columns designated by the names at the foot; that is, cosines in the first column, sines in the second, cotangents...
Page 3 - IV at the end of the book, which gives the values of the sine, cosine, tangent, and cotangent of all angles from 0° to 90° for intervals of ten minutes, as well as the common logarithms of these values.
Page 1 - Just as in the table of natural functions, these values, for angles greater than 45, may be obtained directly from the...