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a²+x² abscissa algebraic Anthon's asymptote axis of x becomes called centre circle co-ordinate planes conjugate diameters constant cosine cuts the axis cycloid d²u d³u denoted distance drawn dx dx dx² dx²+dy² ellipse equa equal to zero exponent expression f(x+h find the equation Find the value Formula fraction frustum function gent given line given point hyperbola increment infinite integral intersection limit line in space line passing logarithm logarithmic spiral multiply Naperian negative obtain ordinate origin parabola parallel perpendicular plane xz point of tangency point whose co-ordinates polar equation PROPOSITION quantity radius of curvature radius vector rectangular axes referred to rectangular second differential coefficient Sheep sine solid of revolution spiral square straight line Substituting subtangent Subtracting tangent line Taylor's Theorem tion transverse axis triangle u=log variable vertex
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