71 0,884,666 72 0,872,387 73 0,860,444 74 0,848,824 75 0,837,513 76 0,826,499 77 0,815,771 78 0,805,318 79 0,795,130 80 0,785,196 The Vse of the TABLE of Polygones SUppose you had a Wheel in which you intend there should be Forty Coggs or Teeth standing at equal Distances and the Diameter of this Wheel be Thirty Three By this Table you must proceed thus First having taken half 33. which is 16.5 for the Radius of your Circle look out the side of the Polygon of 40 standing over against that Number in the Table which is 1,561 Then say As 10.000 1.561 so 16. 5. 2.575 this taken off a Line of equal parts by which you measure your Radius will rightly divide your Circle and each of these Points of Division so found will be Centers for your Teeth or Coggs There are other Operations relating to the Division of Wheels or Circles which may be nicely performed by the Assistance of this Table but the Nature of it being understood 't is easie to apply it to those other Uses Note To shorten the Work I thought it convenient to take a lesser Radius as 10.000 and 1.561 which stands over against 40 in the Table will consist of the first Figure an Integer and the rest Decimals and as you take a greater or a less Radius you must make use of more or fewer Figures throughout the whole Table FINIS BOOKS Printed for John Lawrence at the Angel in the Poultrey MR. 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