Encyclopædia Britannica: Or, A Dictionary of Arts, Sciences, and Miscellaneous Literature, 1. köide,2. osaColin Macfarquhar, George Gleig A. Bell and C. Macfarquhar, 1797 |
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Page 417
... becomes fimple , and by tranf- pofing the above mentioned half coefficient , a value of the unknown quantity is obtained in known terms , and therefore the equation is refolved . The reafon of this rule is manifeft from the compo ...
... becomes fimple , and by tranf- pofing the above mentioned half coefficient , a value of the unknown quantity is obtained in known terms , and therefore the equation is refolved . The reafon of this rule is manifeft from the compo ...
Page 428
... becomes therefore ( Th . 2. ) aR ' - 1 . He receives the ad annuity at the end of the 2d year , and when improved t - 2 , it becomes aR ' → . The third annuity becomes aR13 , & c . B R A. Part I. found only by refolving an adfected ...
... becomes therefore ( Th . 2. ) aR ' - 1 . He receives the ad annuity at the end of the 2d year , and when improved t - 2 , it becomes aR ' → . The third annuity becomes aR13 , & c . B R A. Part I. found only by refolving an adfected ...
Page 438
... becomes infinite , the curve has an infinite arc , and the ordinate at that point becomes an afymptote . 3. If when x becomes infinitely great , y vanishes , the bafe becomes an afymptote . 4. If any value of y becomes impoffible , then ...
... becomes infinite , the curve has an infinite arc , and the ordinate at that point becomes an afymptote . 3. If when x becomes infinitely great , y vanishes , the bafe becomes an afymptote . 4. If any value of y becomes impoffible , then ...
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