The Analyst: A Monthly Journal of Pure and Applied Mathematics, Volumes 3-4Pierson & Blair, 1876 |
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... algebraic expression involving x . We have 4 ( x ) = 4 [ x ' + ( x − x ′ ) ] . Suppose the second member of this equation to be developed , and arranged according to the ascending powers of ( x - x ' ) , then 4 ( 2 ) = x [ x ' + ( x ...
... algebraic expression involving x . We have 4 ( x ) = 4 [ x ' + ( x − x ′ ) ] . Suppose the second member of this equation to be developed , and arranged according to the ascending powers of ( x - x ' ) , then 4 ( 2 ) = x [ x ' + ( x ...
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... algebraic sum of their com- binations in sets of two and two , with the condition that each combination contains one , and only one , of the quantities in each row or column : and that the signs are determined by the following rule ...
... algebraic sum of their com- binations in sets of two and two , with the condition that each combination contains one , and only one , of the quantities in each row or column : and that the signs are determined by the following rule ...
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... Algebraic equations in series , found a law resembling that which we have just developed . He published his re- sults in 1758 , and Lagrange generalized them into the theorem , which bears his name , in 1772. Finally , in the Mecanique ...
... Algebraic equations in series , found a law resembling that which we have just developed . He published his re- sults in 1758 , and Lagrange generalized them into the theorem , which bears his name , in 1772. Finally , in the Mecanique ...
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... Algebraic Equations . When Fx , all the terms of ( 34 ) , ( 35 ) vanish except the last , where DF = 1 ; and the first or special derivation of D ' , D ' ' etc. , must refer to h1 only . By such reduc- tions we have found from ( 33 ) ...
... Algebraic Equations . When Fx , all the terms of ( 34 ) , ( 35 ) vanish except the last , where DF = 1 ; and the first or special derivation of D ' , D ' ' etc. , must refer to h1 only . By such reduc- tions we have found from ( 33 ) ...
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... algebraic equation of the 2nth degree , and having n pairs of sec- ondary conjugate roots , will have primary ( real ) coefficients , and its general form will be , ( 1 ) x2 + A1x2 - 1 + ..... + Agn - 1 + Agn = 0 . The roots of this ...
... algebraic equation of the 2nth degree , and having n pairs of sec- ondary conjugate roots , will have primary ( real ) coefficients , and its general form will be , ( 1 ) x2 + A1x2 - 1 + ..... + Agn - 1 + Agn = 0 . The roots of this ...
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