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The theory of equations , is , however , carried no further than is requisite for numerical solution : though to this extent , great pains have been taken to render it logically complete . Legitimate proofs , on elementary principles ...
The theory of equations , is , however , carried no further than is requisite for numerical solution : though to this extent , great pains have been taken to render it logically complete . Legitimate proofs , on elementary principles ...
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... in reference to numerical solution — at least till some method less operose and practically embarrassing than is yet known , shall be discovered , of forming his successive auxiliary functions subsequent to the first derivative .
... in reference to numerical solution — at least till some method less operose and practically embarrassing than is yet known , shall be discovered , of forming his successive auxiliary functions subsequent to the first derivative .
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198 209 Single fellowship 83 86 Cardan's solution of the cubic 198 209 Double fellowship . ... 200 212 Simple interest 85 89 Solution of equations by trial Compound interest 88 91 and error 202 214 Allegation , medial 89 92 The ...
198 209 Single fellowship 83 86 Cardan's solution of the cubic 198 209 Double fellowship . ... 200 212 Simple interest 85 89 Solution of equations by trial Compound interest 88 91 and error 202 214 Allegation , medial 89 92 The ...
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A Limited Problem is that which has but . one answer or solution . An Unlimited Problem is that which has innumerable And a Determinate Problem is that which has a certain number of answers . 9. Solution of a Problem , is the resolution ...
A Limited Problem is that which has but . one answer or solution . An Unlimited Problem is that which has innumerable And a Determinate Problem is that which has a certain number of answers . 9. Solution of a Problem , is the resolution ...
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Therefore , when any truth has been discovered by the Analytic method , it may be demonstrated by reversing the process or by Synthesis : and in the solution of geometrical propositions , it is very instructive to carry through both the ...
Therefore , when any truth has been discovered by the Analytic method , it may be demonstrated by reversing the process or by Synthesis : and in the solution of geometrical propositions , it is very instructive to carry through both the ...
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