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 429
... Equations ; and of the plied together , as a cubic and a quadratic , one of the Signs and Coefficients of their Terms . Prop . I. If any number of equations be multiplied together , an equation will be produced , of which the Xx - bo ...
... Equations ; and of the plied together , as a cubic and a quadratic , one of the Signs and Coefficients of their Terms . Prop . I. If any number of equations be multiplied together , an equation will be produced , of which the Xx - bo ...
Page 430
... equation the number of terms is always greater by unit than the dimenfion of the equation . 2. The coefficient of the first term is 1 . The coefficient of the fecond term is the fum of ali the roots ( a , b , c , m , & c . ) with their ...
... equation the number of terms is always greater by unit than the dimenfion of the equation . 2. The coefficient of the first term is 1 . The coefficient of the fecond term is the fum of ali the roots ( a , b , c , m , & c . ) with their ...
Page 431
... equation of which y is the unknown quantity will have the property required . Cor . 1. By this propofition an equation , in which known quanti- the coefficient of the firft term is ty , as a , may be transformed into another , in which ...
... equation of which y is the unknown quantity will have the property required . Cor . 1. By this propofition an equation , in which known quanti- the coefficient of the firft term is ty , as a , may be transformed into another , in which ...
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