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LOGARITHMIC
CASTLE
V
FIVE-FIGURE LOGARITHMIC
BY
1920
COPYRIGHT.
Reprinted with additions 1910. Reprinted 1913, 1914, 1916, 1917, 1918,
1919 (twice), 1920
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PAGES
Useful Data , . . . i
Logarithms -
2-3
^
Antilogarithms 4-5
Natural Sines 6-7
Logarithms of Tangents - -
22-23
50-51
-,
5 --53
dx ~n+i'
^y
If j = sin $1 n
jcosdde = sin6'.
^y "
n ism Ode 6.
If "' COS^,
^
=
= -
cos
'
fsec-^OdO = tan 0.
If jy = tan 6,
fcosec^'Ode = -cot^.
If ^ =
cot^, ^= -cosec^^.
If y=secO,
^y . n /J
sin ^ [tan
6 sec Odd =sec(9.
cosec d.
If j=cosec ^, ^= -cot ^cosec ^= -^^.
C dx
= sin-"f.
a
If ^ = sin-i-,
dx~ "Ja^Zr^ -dx -\X
cos
If "' = cos~^-,
dy _
I JVa
If y = tan-^~,
/adx = tan
dx~a^-\-x^' f-a dx
cot"'
If j = cot-i
dy a^ J d^+x^
dx~ a'^+x^' r adx
= sec-i-.
If _"' sec~^
=
dy _
a J x"s/x^-d^
C "adx
= cosec"'-.
If y = cosec-i if
4:
-5^" a
-, 7==.
a dx xslx'^-a^
{^dx
If ;.=r',
fe^dx '
a
If y =
^\
a"
[c^dv ~\oga
=
log,r.
If
dy i^
y=\ogXy
dx~ x'
js'mhxdx = cosh x
Binomial Theorem
Icosh X dx = sinh.r.
(l"^""=I+..:r4-^^pl)yi^"(^-0(^-2)^.. 1.2.3
, ^
Maclaurin's
Isech-xdx '
""= tanh X.
Theorem:
Taylor's Theorem:
Ax+h)=/{x)^hf{x)+ ^^f"{x)^..,
Formula /
-2"
"
2
=-tanh '- = "
log .
77 =
3-14159, -=0-31831, 772=9-8696,^=2-71828.
TT
logTT =0.49715
I sq. in. =6-4514 sq. cm. I sq. yd.=0-8361 1 sq. m.
=0-43429
I acre ^4840 s-q.yds,=0-40468 hectare.
lOgelO =2-30258
I cub. in. 16-3866c.c. I litre [ooo c.c. weighs i kg. log62-3 =
1-79449.
I gallonweighs 10 lbs. =0-1604 cub. ft. weighs 4-5438litres.
log 1728 =
3-23754
I kilog.weighs 2-20362lb. = 2l lb. = 1000 gm. =0-001 tonne.
log0-7854 1-89509.
=
\ face ad -
M(a^+d^)fi2.
diameter
Circular lamina {Any
Through centre,
------
perpendicular
to plane Mr^l2.
of figure Mr^\2,
Right cylinder
{Axis
Through centre, perpendicular
to axis of figure M
V12 4/
Sphere -
Any diameter -------
2Mr^/$.
centre of area, parallel
to side b bd''l\2.
{Through
-
Rectangle
Axis
coinciding with side b - -
bd^lz.
Axis of perpendicular
figure, to planp -
Circle - - -
diameter
TTJR^-r^)
Any
10
NATURAL COSECANTS.
Numbers in columns
difference to be subtrcuted,not added.
12
NATURAL COSECANTS.
Nutnbers in difference
columns to be subtracted,not added.
13
A3
NATURAL SECANTS.
u
NATURAL SECANTS.
15
NATURAL COTANGENTS.
Numbers in columns
difference to be subtracted,not added.
16
NATURAL COTANGENTS.
Numbers in columns
difference to be subtracted,not added.
17
LOGARITHMS OF SINES.
18
LOGARITHMS OF COSINES.
Numbers in columns
difference to be subtracted^not added.
20
LOGARITHMS OF COSINES.
Numbers in columns
difference to be subtracted^ not added.
21
LOGARITHMS OF TANGENTS.
22
LOGARITHMS OF TANGENTS.
23
LOGARITHMS OF COSECANTS.
Numbers in columns
difference to be subtracted,not added.
24
LOGARITHMS OF COSECANTS.
Numbers in difference
columns to be subtracted,not added.
25
LOGARITHMS OF SECANTS.
26
LOGARITHMS OF COTANGENTS.
29
deCtRees to r.\dians.
DEGREES TO RADIANS.
31
RADIANS TO CIRCULAR FUNCTIONS.
32
FUNCTIONS OF ANGLES AT i" INTERVALS.
33
CHORDS OF ANGLES
34
HYPERBOLIC OR NAPERIAN LOGARITHMS.
36
HYPERBOLIC OR NAPERIAN LOGARITHMS.
37
SQUARE ROOTS. From i to io.
38
SQUARE ROOTS. From i to io.
SQUARE ROOTS. From io to too.
Xj^,^
"
ri)
40
SQUARE ROOTS. From io to ioo.
41
RECIPROCALS OF NUMBERS. From i to io.
Numbers in columns
difference to be subtracted,
not added.
42
POWERS, ROOTS, AND RECIPROCALS.
44
POWERS, ROOTS, AND RECIPROCALS.
45
SQUARES. From i to io.
46
SQUARES. From i to io.
47
CUBES OF NUMBERS. From i to io.
48
CUBES OF NUMBERS. From i to io.
48
CUBE ROOTS. From i to io.
ISO
CUBE ROOTS. From io to ioo.
S2
CUBE ROOTS. From io to ioo.
Mean Differences.
"2
123456 789
65 38030 38053 3-8076 3-8099 3-8121 3-8144 3-8167 3-8190 3-8213 3-8236 5 7 II 14 16 18 21
38259 3-8281 38304 3-8327 3-8350 3-8372 38395 3-8417 3-8440 3-8463 5 7 II 14 16 18 20
38485 3-8508 3-8530 3-8552 3-8575 3-8597 3-8620 3-8642 38664 3-8687 4 7 II 13 16 18 20
38709 3-8731 3-8753 3-8775 3-8798 3-8820 3-8842 3-8864 3-8886 3-8908 4 7 II 13 15 18 20
38930 3-8952 3-8974 3-8996 3-9018 3.9040 3-9061 3-9083 3-9105 3-9127 4 7 II 13 15 18 20
60 39149 3-9170 3-9192 3-9214 3-9235 3-9257 3-9279 3-9300 3.9322 3-9343 15 17
61 39365 39386 3.9408 3-9429 3-9451 39472 3-9494 39515 3-9536 3-9558 15 17
62 3-9579 3-9600 3-9621 39643 3-9664 3-9685 3.9706 3.9727 3-9748 3-9770 15 17
63 39791 3-9812 3-9833 3-9854 3-9875 3-9896 3-9916 3-9937 3-9958 3-9979 10 13 15 17 19
64 40000 4-0021 4-0042 4-0062 4-0083 4-0104 4-0125 4-0145 4-0166 4-0187 10 12 14 17 19
65 40207 4-0228 40248 4-0269 4-0290 4-0310 4-0331 4-0351 4-0372 4-0392 10 12 14 16 18
66 40412 40433 4-0453 4-0474 4-0494 4-0514 4-0535 40555 4-0575 4-0595 10 12 14 16 18
67 40615 4-0636 4-0656 4-0676 4-0696 40716 4-0736 40756 4-0777 4-0797 10 12 14 16 18
40817 4-0837 4-0857 4-0877 4-0896 40916 4-0936 40956 4-0976 4-0996 10 12 14 16 i!
41016 4-1035 4-1055 4-I075 41095 4-1115 4-1134 4-1154 4-1174 4-1 193 10 12 14 16 il
70 41213 4-1232 4-1252 4-1272 4-1291 41311 4-1330 4-1350 4-1370 4-1389 10 12 14 16 18
71 4-1408 4-1428 4-14474-1466 4-1486 4-1505 4-1524 4-1544 4-1563 4-1582 10 12 14 16 17
72 4- 1 602 4-1621 4- 1640 4-1659 4-1679 4-1698 4-1717 4-1736 4-1755 4-1774 10 II 13 15 17
73 4-1793 4-1812 4-1832 4-1851 4-1870 4-1889 4-1908 4-1927 4-1946 4-1964 10 II 13 15 17
74 41983 4-2002 4-2021 4-2040 4-2059 4-2078 4-2097 4-2115 4-2134 4-2153 9 II 13 15 17
80 4-3089 4-3107 4-3125 4-3143 4-3160 4-3178 4-3196 4-3214 4-3232 4-3250 2 4 5 9 II 13 14 16
81 4-3267 4-3285 4-3303 4-3321 4-3339 4-3356 4-3374 4.3409 4-3427 2 4 5 9 II 12 14 16
4-3392
82 4-3445 4-3462 4-3480 4-3498 4-3515 4-3533 4-3551 4-3568 4-3586 4-3603 245 9 II 12 14 16
83 4-3621 4-3638 4-3656 4-3673 4-3691 4-3708 4-3726 4-3743 4-3760 4-3778 2 3 5 9 10 12 14 16
84 4-3795 4-3813 4-3830 4-3847 4-3865 4-3882 4-3899 4-3917 4-3934 4-3951 2 3 5 9 10 12 14 16
53
CUBE ROOTS. From ioo to iooo.
54
CUBE ROOTS. From ioo to iooo.
55
AREAS OF CIRCLES. Diameters advancing by Eighths.
56
AREAS OF CIRCLES. Diameter,s advancing by Eighths.
57
AREAS OF CIRCLES. Diameters advancing by Tenths.
58
EXPONEl^JTIAL AND HYPERBOLIC FUNCTIONS.
s\x\hx=\{e*-e-*),
co^r\.\=^\{(f
+ e-*).
WORKS BY FRANK CASTLE, M.I.Mech.E.
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