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... Solution of Equations of the First Degree , with one 59 unknown quantity . 65 IV . Equations of the First Degree containing two or more unknown quantities . 85 CHAPTER IV . NUMERICAL EQUATIONS . SECTION I. Indeterminate Coefficients ...
... Solution of Equations of the First Degree , with one 59 unknown quantity . 65 IV . Equations of the First Degree containing two or more unknown quantities . 85 CHAPTER IV . NUMERICAL EQUATIONS . SECTION I. Indeterminate Coefficients ...
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... Solution . The following solution requires no de- monstration . The quantities to be added are to be written after each other with the proper sign between them , and the polynomial thus obtained can be reduced to its simplest form by ...
... Solution . The following solution requires no de- monstration . The quantities to be added are to be written after each other with the proper sign between them , and the polynomial thus obtained can be reduced to its simplest form by ...
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... Solution . Let A denote the aggregate of all the positive terms of the quantity to be subtracted , and B the aggregate of all its negative terms ; then A - B is the quantity to be subtracted , and let C denote the quantity from which it ...
... Solution . Let A denote the aggregate of all the positive terms of the quantity to be subtracted , and B the aggregate of all its negative terms ; then A - B is the quantity to be subtracted , and let C denote the quantity from which it ...
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... Solution . The required product is indicated by writing the given monomials after each other with the sign of multi- plication between them , and thus a monomial is formed , which is the continued product of all the factors of the given ...
... Solution . The required product is indicated by writing the given monomials after each other with the sign of multi- plication between them , and thus a monomial is formed , which is the continued product of all the factors of the given ...
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... Solution . The term of the dividend , which contains the highest power of any letter , must be the product of the term of the divisor which contains the highest power of the same letter , multiplied by the term of the quotient which ...
... Solution . The term of the dividend , which contains the highest power of any letter , must be the product of the term of the divisor which contains the highest power of the same letter , multiplied by the term of the quotient which ...
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