The Analyst: A Monthly Journal of Pure and Applied Mathematics, Volumes 3-4Pierson & Blair, 1876 |
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... equal parts , and that y , or func- tion of x , is expressed by a converging series and as an entire polynomial of the nth degree , so thet y = α 。 + a1x + α2x2 + αz223 + .... + a1x " . If the function is an entire polynomial of the ...
... equal parts , and that y , or func- tion of x , is expressed by a converging series and as an entire polynomial of the nth degree , so thet y = α 。 + a1x + α2x2 + αz223 + .... + a1x " . If the function is an entire polynomial of the ...
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... equal to a , a1 , a2 , & c . ( 9 ) . We have now to determine the values of x so that the polynomial which expresses the value of y may rise to the 2nth degree and the error of quadrature be zero at the same time . We have y = f ( x ) ...
... equal to a , a1 , a2 , & c . ( 9 ) . We have now to determine the values of x so that the polynomial which expresses the value of y may rise to the 2nth degree and the error of quadrature be zero at the same time . We have y = f ( x ) ...
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... equal , the method of differences gives us a valuable check on the numerical work . But it seems to me that this method may be advantageously applied to se- ries of observations . Thus if one wishes to determine the barometric or ...
... equal , the method of differences gives us a valuable check on the numerical work . But it seems to me that this method may be advantageously applied to se- ries of observations . Thus if one wishes to determine the barometric or ...
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... equal to tan 0 , we deduce or that is p cos L sin20- cot L sin @ = p cos -p cos L cos ' 0 , — L cot L sin 0 , = sin @psin L. But this is not true , since 0 = p sin L ; therefore the meridians and parallels do not generally intersect at ...
... equal to tan 0 , we deduce or that is p cos L sin20- cot L sin @ = p cos -p cos L cos ' 0 , — L cot L sin 0 , = sin @psin L. But this is not true , since 0 = p sin L ; therefore the meridians and parallels do not generally intersect at ...
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... equal to itself with its sign changed , but this can only be when it is equal to zero . 4 ° . If every element in any row ( or column ) be multiplied by the same fac- tor , the Determinant is multiplied by that factor . This appears ...
... equal to itself with its sign changed , but this can only be when it is equal to zero . 4 ° . If every element in any row ( or column ) be multiplied by the same fac- tor , the Determinant is multiplied by that factor . This appears ...
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