The Analyst: A Monthly Journal of Pure and Applied Mathematics, Volumes 3-4Pierson & Blair, 1876 |
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... curve is Sydx , the integral being taken between the limits xg , and x = h ; to which correspond the terminal ... curve joining them . The general parabolic curve y = a 。 + a1x + α2x2 + .... . . ɑnx ” , can be made to pass through ...
... curve is Sydx , the integral being taken between the limits xg , and x = h ; to which correspond the terminal ... curve joining them . The general parabolic curve y = a 。 + a1x + α2x2 + .... . . ɑnx ” , can be made to pass through ...
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... curve is - : the 3p arbitrary constant being zero . The area between the first and third ordi- nates , the axis of x and the curve is ( x +24 ) 3 — x3 3p or 46x2 + 124x + 842 4x2 - 3 Р = 3 P + 4 . + ( x + 4 ) 2 ( x + 24 ) 2 ̄ p P Area ...
... curve is - : the 3p arbitrary constant being zero . The area between the first and third ordi- nates , the axis of x and the curve is ( x +24 ) 3 — x3 3p or 46x2 + 124x + 842 4x2 - 3 Р = 3 P + 4 . + ( x + 4 ) 2 ( x + 24 ) 2 ̄ p P Area ...
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... curve . Taking the radius as unit , the interval is , and the values of the seven equidistant ordinates are , YoY6 = 1/3 = 0.8660254 Уо Y1 = y = 1/8 Y1 - Y5 - = 0.9428090 Y2 = Y4 = { √35 0.9860133 Y3 The exact value of this area is = 1 ...
... curve . Taking the radius as unit , the interval is , and the values of the seven equidistant ordinates are , YoY6 = 1/3 = 0.8660254 Уо Y1 = y = 1/8 Y1 - Y5 - = 0.9428090 Y2 = Y4 = { √35 0.9860133 Y3 The exact value of this area is = 1 ...
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... curve for any place , and takes the time the sun is above the horizon for the interval of observation , and decides to make three observa- tions a day , for which n = 2 , he will observe his instruments about one ninth of the interval ...
... curve for any place , and takes the time the sun is above the horizon for the interval of observation , and decides to make three observa- tions a day , for which n = 2 , he will observe his instruments about one ninth of the interval ...
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... curve being denoted by , we shall have dy ÷ dx ; tan = and if the curve cuts the parallel at right angles we shall have the radius of the parallel coinciding with the tangent , and Y would be the supplement of tan 0 = dy ÷ dx . 0 , or ...
... curve being denoted by , we shall have dy ÷ dx ; tan = and if the curve cuts the parallel at right angles we shall have the radius of the parallel coinciding with the tangent , and Y would be the supplement of tan 0 = dy ÷ dx . 0 , or ...
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