The Fluxional Calculus: An Elementary Treatise ...Baldwin, Cradock and Joy, 1826 |
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... Given the fluents , to find their rates of increase ; and , ( 2 ) . Given the rates of increase , to find the fluents . The first is called the direct , the second the inverse method of fluxions . * We shall not make use of this ...
... Given the fluents , to find their rates of increase ; and , ( 2 ) . Given the rates of increase , to find the fluents . The first is called the direct , the second the inverse method of fluxions . * We shall not make use of this ...
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... given in the following chapter , and when registered , they form a table of logarithms . Briggs ' , or the common system , where the base equals 10 , is the most convenient for arithmetical computation . In the Naperian or hyperbolick ...
... given in the following chapter , and when registered , they form a table of logarithms . Briggs ' , or the common system , where the base equals 10 , is the most convenient for arithmetical computation . In the Naperian or hyperbolick ...
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... There is also a table given in Hutton's Logarithms , for con- verting common logarithms into hyperbolick . 16. If in the preceding article we had supposed x CHAP . II . 41 LOGARITHMICK FORMS . Logarithmick forms 41-43.
... There is also a table given in Hutton's Logarithms , for con- verting common logarithms into hyperbolick . 16. If in the preceding article we had supposed x CHAP . II . 41 LOGARITHMICK FORMS . Logarithmick forms 41-43.
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... given in the Algebra ( Art . 232 ) , the latter of which is strictly analytical , because it does not assume that the law of the series is known . When n is not a positive integer , the proof given in this article seems quite ...
... given in the Algebra ( Art . 232 ) , the latter of which is strictly analytical , because it does not assume that the law of the series is known . When n is not a positive integer , the proof given in this article seems quite ...
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... odd number . Euler has given the following series for the sine and cosine of a multiple arc . 2cos.x , then Let p ( y ) 2 cos.n.x n . ( n − CHAP . II . 61 IMAGINARY FUNCTIONS . Series for the sine and cosine of the multiple arc.
... odd number . Euler has given the following series for the sine and cosine of a multiple arc . 2cos.x , then Let p ( y ) 2 cos.n.x n . ( n − CHAP . II . 61 IMAGINARY FUNCTIONS . Series for the sine and cosine of the multiple arc.
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Página 241 - Shew that the sum of the products of each body into the square of its velocity is a minimum, when the velocities are reciprocally proportional to the quantities of matter in the bodies.
Página 17 - The logarithm of the product of two numbers is equal to the sum of the logarithms of the numbers.
Página 32 - Ultimae rationes illae quibuscum quantitates evanescunt, revera non sunt rationes quantitatum ultimarum, sed limites ad quos quantitatum sine limite decrescentium rationes semper appropinquant, & quas propius assequi possunt quam pro data quavis differentia, nunquam vero transgredi, neque prius attingere quam quantitates diminuuntur in infinitum.
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Página 229 - ... positions in which it will rest in equilibrium. 13. A machine, driven by the impulse of a stream, produces the greatest effect when the wheel moves with one-third of the velocity of the water. 14. At a place whose latitude is 48°. 50'. 14", the meridian altitude of the spn's upper limb was observed to be 62°. 29'.
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Página 226 - A known weight (P) at the extremity of a rod which passes through two small rings fixed in the same vertical line, by its pressure puts a solid inclined plane in motion along an horizontal table; given the weight of the plane, find its elevation sothatthe velocity communicated to it in a given time may be a maximum.
Página 60 - The sines and cosines of multiple arcs may also be developed in terms of the powers of the sine and cosine of the simple arc, by help of a remarkable formula, known by the name of De Moivre's formula, which may be easily established, as follows.
Página 17 - The logarithms of the same number in different systems are to each other as the moduli of those systems. This is evident from the general logarithmic series. Thus the logarithm of 1 + x in a system whose modulus is m...
Página ii - Angli, nomine magis idoneo, quantitates fluentes vocant, et earum incrementa infinite parva seu evanescentia fluxiones nominant, ita ut fluxiones ipsis idem sint, quod nobis differentialia. Haec diversitas loquendi ita jam usu invaluit, ut conciliatio vix unquam sit expectanda : equidem Anglos in formulis loquendi lubenter imitarer, sed signa, quibus nos utimur, illorum signis longe anteferenda videntur.