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... tion is the integral of a proposed function , we may if we please add to such integral any constant quantity . Integration then will for some time appear to be merely the inverse of differentiation , and we might have so defined it ; we ...
... tion is the integral of a proposed function , we may if we please add to such integral any constant quantity . Integration then will for some time appear to be merely the inverse of differentiation , and we might have so defined it ; we ...
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... tion of a of the ( n - 1 ) th degree . If we equate the coefficients of the different powers of x in this numerator with the cor- responding coefficients in U , we shall have n equations of the first degree to determine the n quantities ...
... tion of a of the ( n - 1 ) th degree . If we equate the coefficients of the different powers of x in this numerator with the cor- responding coefficients in U , we shall have n equations of the first degree to determine the n quantities ...
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... tion to be integrated becomes infinite between the limits of integration , the rules of integration cannot be applied ; at least the case must be specially examined . ra dx Lov ; the value of this integral is 45. Consider ( 12 ) 0 2-2 ...
... tion to be integrated becomes infinite between the limits of integration , the rules of integration cannot be applied ; at least the case must be specially examined . ra dx Lov ; the value of this integral is 45. Consider ( 12 ) 0 2-2 ...
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Isaac Todhunter. tion of the following statement : " “「 1- . is always finite if a be any quantity less than unity , and by taking a suffici- ently near to unity , we can make the value of the integral differ as little as we please from ...
Isaac Todhunter. tion of the following statement : " “「 1- . is always finite if a be any quantity less than unity , and by taking a suffici- ently near to unity , we can make the value of the integral differ as little as we please from ...
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... tion ( 3 ) of Årt . 41 ; therefore therefore 0 : = · [ * " ( π2 – 2π0 ) log sin ✪ de , [ log sin π Ꮎ log sin Ꮎ d Ꮎ = log sin e de Required flog ( 1 + x ) 1 + x2 0 П 0 log 2 dx . Put x = tany , and the integral becomes [ * log ( 1 + ...
... tion ( 3 ) of Årt . 41 ; therefore therefore 0 : = · [ * " ( π2 – 2π0 ) log sin ✪ de , [ log sin π Ꮎ log sin Ꮎ d Ꮎ = log sin e de Required flog ( 1 + x ) 1 + x2 0 П 0 log 2 dx . Put x = tany , and the integral becomes [ * log ( 1 + ...
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