 | John Gummere - Surveying - 1814 - 398 pages
...of .0839 is -2.92376 " do .7536 is -1.87714 do .003179 is -3.50229 Product .000201 Sum -4.30319 In this example there is 2 to carry from the decimal part of the logarithms, which subtracted from 6, the sum e of the uegative indices, leaves 4, which is the index of the sum of the... | |
 | Robert Gibson - Surveying - 1821 - 594 pages
...0.2b9279 Log. of .7258 =—1.860817 Log. of .03591=— 2.555215 Product nearly= 1.339 = 0.126692 ln this example there is 2 to carry from the decimal part of the Logarithms, which added to 1, the affirmative index, makes 3, from this take 3, the sum of the negative indices, the remainder is 0,... | |
 | Robert Gibson - Surveying - 1832 - 290 pages
...0.269279 Log. of .7258=— 1.860817 Log. of .03591 = — 2.555215 Product nearly = 1.339= 0.126692 In this example there is 2 to carry from the decimal part of the logarithms, which added to 1, the affirmative index, makes 3, from this take 3, the sum of the negative indices, the remainder is 0,... | |
 | Robert Gibson - Surveying - 1833 - 436 pages
...0.269279 Log. of .7258=— 1.860817 Log. of .03591 =—2.555215 Product nearly =1.339= 0.126692 In this example there is 2 to carry from the decimal part of the logarithms, which added to l.the affirmative index, makes .3, from this take 3, the sum of the negative indices, the remainder... | |
 | John Gummere - Surveying - 1840 - 450 pages
...Do. 25.43 is 1.40535 Do. .93521 is -1.97090 Do. .00576 is -3.76042 Product 47.83 Sum 1.67970 In tliis example there is 2 to carry from the decimal part of the logarithms, which added to 3, the sum of the affirmative indices, makes 5; from this taking 4, the sum of the negative indices,... | |
 | John Gummere - Surveying - 1846 - 448 pages
....0839 is -2.92376 Do. .7536 is -1.87714 Do. .003179 is -3.50229 Product .000201 Sum -4.30319 In tins example there is 2 to carry from the decimal part of the logarithms, which subtracted from 6, the sum of the negative indices, leaves. 4, which is the index of the sum of the... | |
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... affirmative index, makes 3, from this take 3, the sum of the negative indices, the remainder is 0, which is the index of the sum of the logarithms. 5. Required the product of 23.14 and 50.62, by logarithms. Ans. 117.1347 6l Required the product of... 