A Course of Mathematics: In Two Volumes. For the Use of the Royal Military Academy, Volume 1Gilberte and Rivington, 1841 - Mathematics |
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... successive auxiliary functions subsequent to the first deri- vative . Should such a method , in any way analogous to Horner's process for transformation , ever be invented , Sturm's theorem will become prac- tically useful : -but not ...
... successive auxiliary functions subsequent to the first deri- vative . Should such a method , in any way analogous to Horner's process for transformation , ever be invented , Sturm's theorem will become prac- tically useful : -but not ...
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... successive volumes , is now brought entirely into the first ; and the examples that are changed in place have been marked by a quotation of the places in which they previously stood , for the convenience of those who wish to make ...
... successive volumes , is now brought entirely into the first ; and the examples that are changed in place have been marked by a quotation of the places in which they previously stood , for the convenience of those who wish to make ...
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... successive substitutions 221 222 Theorem on approximation .... 159 155 162 162 164 164 165 163 ......... 167 165 169 167 170 177 , simultaneous 174 183 problems 181 191 189 199 215 219 221 222 230 223 233 A COURSE OF MATHEMATICS , & c ...
... successive substitutions 221 222 Theorem on approximation .... 159 155 162 162 164 164 165 163 ......... 167 165 169 167 170 177 , simultaneous 174 183 problems 181 191 189 199 215 219 221 222 230 223 233 A COURSE OF MATHEMATICS , & c ...
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... successive place , being always ten times its former value . Thus , in the number 1796 , the 6 in the first place denotes only six units , or simply six ; 9 in the second place signifies nine tens , or ninety ; 7 in the third place ...
... successive place , being always ten times its former value . Thus , in the number 1796 , the 6 in the first place denotes only six units , or simply six ; 9 in the second place signifies nine tens , or ninety ; 7 in the third place ...
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... successively , instead of the whole number at once . EXAMPLES . 1. Multiply 51307298 by 56 , or 7 times 8 . 51307298 7 359151086 8 2873208688 2. Multiply 31704592 by 36 . 3. Multiply 29753804 by 72 . 4. Multiply 7128368 by 96 . 5 ...
... successively , instead of the whole number at once . EXAMPLES . 1. Multiply 51307298 by 56 , or 7 times 8 . 51307298 7 359151086 8 2873208688 2. Multiply 31704592 by 36 . 3. Multiply 29753804 by 72 . 4. Multiply 7128368 by 96 . 5 ...
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