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... product of am br cq , an br c3 , and am + nb . Ans . a2m + 2 n bp + r + 1cq + 8 . 30. Problem . To find the product of two poly- nomials . Multiplication of Polynomials . Solution . Denote the aggregate of 10 [ CH . I. § IV . ALGEBRA .
... product of am br cq , an br c3 , and am + nb . Ans . a2m + 2 n bp + r + 1cq + 8 . 30. Problem . To find the product of two poly- nomials . Multiplication of Polynomials . Solution . Denote the aggregate of 10 [ CH . I. § IV . ALGEBRA .
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... Denote the aggregate of all the positive terms of one factor by A and of the other by B , and those of their negative terms respectively by C and D ; and , then , the fac- tors are A Cand B - D . Now , if A - C is multiplied by B it is ...
... Denote the aggregate of all the positive terms of one factor by A and of the other by B , and those of their negative terms respectively by C and D ; and , then , the fac- tors are A Cand B - D . Now , if A - C is multiplied by B it is ...
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... Denote the value of each of the ratios in the continued proportion of the preceding article by M , and we have whence M = A : B = C : D = E : F , & c .; A = BxM C = DxM E = F × M , & c .; and the sum of these equations is A + C + E + ...
... Denote the value of each of the ratios in the continued proportion of the preceding article by M , and we have whence M = A : B = C : D = E : F , & c .; A = BxM C = DxM E = F × M , & c .; and the sum of these equations is A + C + E + ...
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... denote any known quantities , whether positive or negative , and x is the unknown quantity . Proof . When an equation of the first degree with one unknown quantity is reduced , as in art . 118 , its first mem- ber is composed of two ...
... denote any known quantities , whether positive or negative , and x is the unknown quantity . Proof . When an equation of the first degree with one unknown quantity is reduced , as in art . 118 , its first mem- ber is composed of two ...
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... denote similar quantities , accents or numbers being placed to its right or left , above or below , so as to ... denote different quantities , though they generally are supposed to imply some similarity between the Indeterminate ...
... denote similar quantities , accents or numbers being placed to its right or left , above or below , so as to ... denote different quantities , though they generally are supposed to imply some similarity between the Indeterminate ...
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