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plane trigonometry

noun

Mathematics.
  1. the branch of trigonometry dealing with plane triangles.


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51Թ History and Origins

Origin of plane trigonometry1

First recorded in 1800–10
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A kind of plane trigonometry had been known to the ancient Egyptians.

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At least at the start of college, Mr. Perry did not make any F’s, turning in mostly C’s along with a smattering of B’s and one A as well as one D, which he received for a class in plane trigonometry during the spring semester of 1969, according to a copy of his transcript obtained by The Huffington Post.

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The subjects of tuition in the Higher Gewerb, or technical schools, are, on the contrary, mathematics, algebra, plane trigonometry, analytical geometry in all its branches and modes of practical application; higher algebra, differential and integral calculus, plan-drawing and machine-drawing, botany and zoology, and physiology of plants, geognosy, geology; experimental chemistry, technical chemistry, analytical chemistry, practical chemical operations; mineralogy; mechanics, statistic and dynamic, experimental physics, free hand-drawing, modelling in wood and metal, and instruction in German, French, English and Latin languages, and history.

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His little poems were making their way into public notice and his more serious work had been “Notes on the First Two Books of Euclid,” “Text-Books on Plane Geometry and Plane Trigonometry,” and “Notes on the First Part of Algebra.”

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The harbour plans and coast sheets are constructed on the simple principles of plane trigonometry by the surveying officers.

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