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GEOGRAPHIC TABLES AND FORMULAS. 
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position, using distance and aziniutii found as above. The order of 
solution is shown by figures in parentheses. The cosines of latitudes 
are proportional to the intercepted parallels. 
Latitude 
38° 23' 27" .00 Given. 
37 45 09 .30 Given. 
Acp = 38' 17" .70 
=2297". 70 (1] 
log A 9 = 3.3612933 
log C = 1.30360 
log S2 sin2a = 8.75770 
log (II) 0.06130 (7) 
(II) = 1" .152 
log D = 2.3812 
log (I + 11)2 = 6.7226 
log (III) 9.1038 (8) 
III = 0" .13 
log E = 6.0711 
logS2sin2a = 8.7577 
log I = 3.3613 
log IV = 8.1901 (9) 
IV = -" .02 
(II) = + 1.15" 
(III) = + 0.13 
IV = - .02 
Sum = + 1.26" (10) 
A <p = 2297.70 
(I) = 2296.44 
Longitude = A = 104° 32' 48" .20 Given 
A' = 104 49 05 .50 Given 
A A = 16' 17" .30 + 
= 977" .30 + (2) 
log A A = 2.9900279 
log A A correction = + 16 
logs (scaled distance) correction = — 99 
(apply with opposite sign) — 83 (3) 
log A A' = 2.9900362 (4) 
log A' = 8.5091750 (5) 
Sec 9' = 0.1020092 
8.6111842 (+) 
log A A' = 2.9900362 (+) 
log S sin a = 4.3788520 ( + ) (6) 
log S cos a = 4.8500742 (+) (11) 
sin a 
= tan a = 9.5287778 (12) 
cos a 
log (I) = 3.3610475 
log (B) = 8.5109733 
log S cos a = 4.8500742 (11) 
Azimuth = a = 18° 40' 10" .8 (13) 
log S sin a = 4.3788520 
log sin a = 9.5053013 
)g distance = log S = 4.8735507 (14) 
