The Elements of the Differential and Integral Calculus: Based on Kurzgefasstes Lehrbuch Der Differential- und Integralrechnung Von W. Nernst und A. Schönflies |
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a₁ abscissa accordingly Analytic Geometry angle approaches the limit approaches zero axes axis of abscissæ B₁ Boyle's Law Calculus circle constant convergent coördinates cos² curve deduced definite integral denominator denote determine Differential Calculus differentiation distance dy dx ellipse epsilon example EXERCISES exponential function expression factors Find the equation formula fraction function geometric given h approaches h₁ hence homogeneous function hyperbola increases independent variable inverse John Bernoulli length limit zero logarithms mathematics method negative notation obtain P₁ pair of numbers parabola parallel passes perpendicular point of intersection positive pressure problem quadrant quantity r₁ respectively result right member secant line sin x sin² straight line substituting tangent temperature theorem tion triangle Va² velocity volume x-axis x₁ y₁ ди
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