...of parts thus taken and applied to a fcale, it is likely that fome will be taken too little ;md fome too great, fo that they will, upon the whole, in all probability, nearly balance one another. EXAMPLE I. Suppofe that, after having planned the figure in the 3d example,...

...calculation ; and, among a number of parts, thus taken and applied to a fcale, it is likely that fome of the parts will be taken a fmall matter too little, and...the whole, in all probability, very nearly balance one another. After all the fields, and particular parts, are thus computed feparately, and added all...

...scale, it is likely that some of the parts will be taken somewhat too little, and others too great ;'so that they will, upon the whole, in all probability, very nearly balance one another. After all the fields and particular patts are thus computed separately, and added together,...

...a scale, it is likely some parts will be taken a small matter too little, and others too great, so that they will upon the whole, in all probability, very nearly balance each other. — Vide HUT TO m's Mathematical Dictionary, Vol. II. Page 553. »59 The following diagram represents the last...

...is likely that some of the parts will be taken a small matter too little, and others too great ; so that they will, upon the whole, in all probability, very nearly balance one another. After all the fields and particular parts are thus computed separately, and added all...