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Page 136
... theorem , leading to a development of the same form , subject to a like law of convergence , and easily demonstrable by the same method as that theorem . Let f be any function whatever of a , b , c , ... , and f1 the same function of a1 ...
... theorem , leading to a development of the same form , subject to a like law of convergence , and easily demonstrable by the same method as that theorem . Let f be any function whatever of a , b , c , ... , and f1 the same function of a1 ...
Page 138
... theorem may be extended to this generalization of it ; that is to say , if in the development of f1 we stop at the ... theorem properly so called . The theorem above established easily admits of extension to the case of a1 , b , c ...
... theorem may be extended to this generalization of it ; that is to say , if in the development of f1 we stop at the ... theorem properly so called . The theorem above established easily admits of extension to the case of a1 , b , c ...
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... Theorem in its totality should not be expected in the future to bear new fruit in algebraical expan- sions and other uses as important as have flowed from the one familiar and simplest case of it , known as Taylor's Theorem . Thus , ex ...
... Theorem in its totality should not be expected in the future to bear new fruit in algebraical expan- sions and other uses as important as have flowed from the one familiar and simplest case of it , known as Taylor's Theorem . Thus , ex ...
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