Using Logarithm Tables

Shows how to find the mantissa of a logarithm and a number, given its logarithm from a three place table. Illustrates interpolation and inverse interpolation in log tables. The log of a trigonometric value is found in a table and the use of a slide rule is discussed.

More in Trigonometry Series

  1. Double And Half Angle Formulas 1959
  2. Eight Fundamental Trigonometric Identities 1959
  3. Graphs Of Periodic Functions 1959
  4. Practical Use Of Logarithms 1959
  5. Right Triangles And Trigonometric Ratios 1959
  6. Tables Of Trigonometric Ratios 1959
  7. Trigonometric Ratios As Periodic Functions 1959
  8. Trigonometry And Shadows 1959
  9. Trigonometry Measures The Earth 1959
  10. Trigonometry Of Large Angles 1959
  11. Using Logarithm Tables 1959
  12. Using Sines, Cosines And Tangents 1959
  13. Addition Formulas And Demoivre's Theorem. 1961
  14. Working with trigonometric identities. 1961

Sources

  1. 16mm Filmography (legacy record) — title, year, creator, format, sound, description, catalog record