tangent 英 [ˈtændʒənt]   美 ['tændʒənt]

tangent

tangent  英 [ˈtændʒənt] 美 ['tændʒənt]

adj. 切线的,相切的;接触的;离题的  n. [数] 切线,[数] 正切 

名词复数:tangents 

The direction is tangent to the trajectory. 方向就是轨道的切线方向。
If you want strict equalities in approximations means that we replace the function by its tangent approximation. 如果你想要严格的近似等式,那就意味着我们要用切线逼近来取代原函数。

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  • adj. 切线的,相切的;接触的;离题的
  • n. [数] 切线,[数] 正切
  • 1. The direction is tangent to the trajectory.

    方向就是轨道的切线方向。

  • 2. If you want strict equalities in approximations means that we replace the function by its tangent approximation.

    如果你想要严格的近似等式,那就意味着我们要用切线逼近来取代原函数。

  • 3. But, the dominant motion, near the origin is really where it goes down and back up, so answer number four, you have vertical tangent.

    不过主要的运动,在原点附近的话,是向下再向上的,所以答案是第四个,有一个垂直的切线。

  • tangent (adj.) 1590s, "meeting at a point without intersecting," from Latin tangentem (nominative tangens), present participle of tangere "to touch," from PIE root *tag- "to touch, handle." First used by Danish mathematician Thomas Fincke in "Geomietria Rotundi" (1583). Extended sense of "slightly connected with a subject" is first recorded 1825. Related: Tangence; tangency.
  • tangent (n.) 1590s as a geometric function, from tangent (adj.). From 1650s as "a tangent line." Figurative use of off on a tangent is from 1771.
tan·gent / ˈtændʒənt ; NAmE ˈtændʒənt / noun 1 ( geometry 几何 ) a straight line that touches the outside of a curve but does not cross it 切线 2 ( abbr.tan ) ( mathematics ) the ratioof the length of the side opposite an angle in a right-angledtriangle to the length of the side next to it 正切 compare cosine , sine IDIOM fly/go off at a ˈtangent ( BrE) ( NAmE go off on a ˈtangent ) ( informal) to suddenly start saying or doing sth that does not seem to be connected to what has gone before 突然转换话题;突然改变行动 tangent tangents tan·gent / ˈtændʒənt ; NAmE ˈtændʒənt /
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