The Analyst, Volumes 9-10J.E. Hendricks, 1882 - Electronic journals The Analyst publishes research articles in pure mathematics. |
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a+b tan x)+1 a₁ Alston Moor ANALYST angle anharmonic ratio ASAPH HALL axes axis b₁ Baculites c. m. inequality Cairngorm centre of gravity Chalcedony circle coefficients computed constant coordinates correct corresponding cosec cube cubic denote determinant difference differential distance disturbing force divisor dx a+b sec eq'n equal equation finite formula Fossil function Geyserite given gives Gray Copper Hence hyperbola infinite integral interpolated interpolated value intersection law of error Lepidodendron limits locus logarithms mean method moon's motion multiplied observation orbit origin perpendicular Petzite plane polynomial position probable error q. m. error quantity Quotient radii radius result roots Rose Quartz side SOLUTION BY PROF Solution of problem Spar square straight line Substituting theorem theory tion Tourmaline triangle variable viii whence zero
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