APPENDIX A
TABLES
LIST OF FIGURES AND TABLES
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FM 5-23
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FM 5-23
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FM 5-233
Functions of a 1° Curve. The long chords, mid-ordinates, externals, and
tangent distances of this table are for a curve of 5730 feet radius. To find the
corresponding functions of any other curve, divide the tabular values by the
degree of curve. Values obtained from this table can be converted to the
metric system by multiplying by 0.3048.
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To find the square root or cube root of number greater than 1,000, find the
nearest number in the column of squares or cubes and take the corresponding number in the first column. The number thus found is correct for
the number of figures it contains.
To find various roots:
For the fourth root, take the square root of the square root.
For the sixth root, take the square root of the cube root or vice versa.
Higher roots, whose indices can be factored into 2s and 3s, maybe obtained
in a similar manner.
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FM 25-233
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FM 5-233
To use the table, look in the middle column for the
temperature reading you have. If the reading you have is in
degrees Centigrade, read the Fahrenheit equivalent in the
right-hand column. If the reading you have is in degrees
Fahrenheit, read the Centigrade equivalent in the left-hand
column.
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