A New System of Hand Railing Cut Square to the Plank Without the Aid of Fallin
A New System of Hand Railing Cut Square to the Plank Without the Aid of Fallin
Fred T Frederick Thomas Hodgson
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1 6, the chord c d is the chord of the arc c e d. If a straight line be drawn from the centre of a circle to meet the chord of an arc perpendicularly, as af y in Fig. 16, it will divide the chord into two equal parts, and if the straight line be produced 1 6 ( HAND- RAILING. to meet the arc, it will also divide it into two equal parts, as cfjd. Each half of the chord is catted the sine of the half-arc to which it is opposite; and the line drawn from the centre to meet the chord perpendicularly,... is called the co-sine of the half-arc. Con- sequently, the radius, the sine, and co-sine of an arc form a right angle. 40. Any line which cuts the circumference in two points, or a chord lengthened out so as to extend beyond the boundaries of the circle, such as g h in Fig. 17, is sometimes called a Secant. But, in trigonometry, the secant is a line drawn from the centre through one extremity of the arc, so as to meet the tangent which is drawn from the other extremity at right angles to the radius.
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