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... Theorem , explained on page 102 , will be found of very great service in abridging algebraic processes . Examples of short methods for finding the highest common factor of compound expressions are given on page 118 ; and examples of ...
... Theorem , explained on page 102 , will be found of very great service in abridging algebraic processes . Examples of short methods for finding the highest common factor of compound expressions are given on page 118 ; and examples of ...
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... , PROPORTION , AND VARIATION 303 XXII . PROGRESSIONS 322 XXIII . VARIABLES AND LIMITS 338 XXIV . PROPERTIES OF SERIES 345 XXV . BINOMIAL THEOREM 352 XXVI . LOGARITHMS 372 NOTICE TO TEACHERS . Pamphlets containing the answers will be.
... , PROPORTION , AND VARIATION 303 XXII . PROGRESSIONS 322 XXIII . VARIABLES AND LIMITS 338 XXIV . PROPERTIES OF SERIES 345 XXV . BINOMIAL THEOREM 352 XXVI . LOGARITHMS 372 NOTICE TO TEACHERS . Pamphlets containing the answers will be.
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... 1 . 49 . ( 2х x + y ) 3 27 28 . 30. 27 xyz + 1 . 50 . a ( а - 3 ) 8 - 23 3 31. 64 x3 125 y . 51 . ( 7a - b ) 3 + c3 . 32. 125 x + 27 y15 . 52 . ( 3 с - 2 у ) 3 — 8 z3 . Theory of Divisors . 134. Theorem . The expression x FACTORS . 101.
... 1 . 49 . ( 2х x + y ) 3 27 28 . 30. 27 xyz + 1 . 50 . a ( а - 3 ) 8 - 23 3 31. 64 x3 125 y . 51 . ( 7a - b ) 3 + c3 . 32. 125 x + 27 y15 . 52 . ( 3 с - 2 у ) 3 — 8 z3 . Theory of Divisors . 134. Theorem . The expression x FACTORS . 101.
Page 102
... Theorem is called Proof by Mathematical Induction . 135. The Factor Theorem . If a rational and integral expression in x vanishes , that is , becomes equal to 0 , when r is put for x , then x r is an exact divisor of the expression ...
... Theorem is called Proof by Mathematical Induction . 135. The Factor Theorem . If a rational and integral expression in x vanishes , that is , becomes equal to 0 , when r is put for x , then x r is an exact divisor of the expression ...
Page 104
... Theorem : 1. x + yn is never divisible by x - y . Put y for x in xn + yn ; then xn + yn = yn + yn = 2 уп . As 2 yn is not zero , xn + yn is not divisible by x y . 2. χη y " is divisible by x + y , if n is even . Put y for x in an yn ...
... Theorem : 1. x + yn is never divisible by x - y . Put y for x in xn + yn ; then xn + yn = yn + yn = 2 уп . As 2 yn is not zero , xn + yn is not divisible by x y . 2. χη y " is divisible by x + y , if n is even . Put y for x in an yn ...
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