The Principles of the Differential and Integral Calculus: And Their Application to GeometryE. H. Butler & Company, 1848 - 340 pages |
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Analytical Geometry APPLICATION axis of abscissas becomes centre circle co-ordinate planes constant contain cos.x curve of double deduced Determine the curve Dictionary Differential Calculus differential equation double curvature dx dy dx² dy dx dy² E. H. BUTLER Eliminate ellipse English equa Ex.-Determine exact differential factor fraction French generatrix Geometry given angle given curve given function given point Grammar Hence hyperbola inclined section intersection Let the equation locus logarithm maximum minimum ordinate Multiply normal line osculating circle parabola parallel parameter partial differential coefficients partial differential equation partial fractions perpendicular Philadelphia plane curve plane XY point of tangency Proposition radius of curvature represented resulting equation revolution Rule second side sin.x singular solution solved sphere substitute subtangent tangent line tion triangle variable