Pantologia. A new (cabinet) cyclopædia, by J.M. Good, O. Gregory, and N. Bosworth assisted by other gentlemen of eminence, Volum 51819 |
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Side 1
... give way in the space of a minute or two , being eaten into holes by the action of the acid ; if the process is conducted cautiously and at as low a temperature as possible , the retort may be made to last a considerable while longer ...
... give way in the space of a minute or two , being eaten into holes by the action of the acid ; if the process is conducted cautiously and at as low a temperature as possible , the retort may be made to last a considerable while longer ...
Side 6
... give the subtangent unknown ; or , which amounts to the same , the tangent itself . The method of notation in fluxions , introduced by the inventor , sir I. Newton , is thus : The variable , or flowing quantity , to be uni- formly ...
... give the subtangent unknown ; or , which amounts to the same , the tangent itself . The method of notation in fluxions , introduced by the inventor , sir I. Newton , is thus : The variable , or flowing quantity , to be uni- formly ...
Side 6
... give log . t = 1x log . y , and the fluxions give ix log . J + ** 2 y = ( by substituting hence i - six log . 3+ for z ) y2i × log . y + xy2 the proposed exponential y ' ; which therefore y , is the fluxion of consists of two terms , of ...
... give log . t = 1x log . y , and the fluxions give ix log . J + ** 2 y = ( by substituting hence i - six log . 3+ for z ) y2i × log . y + xy2 the proposed exponential y ' ; which therefore y , is the fluxion of consists of two terms , of ...
Side 6
... give x − x2 + x3 — §1 + x , & c . , for the fluent sought . axis ( which gives immediate indication of an in- crease. reduces to which the fluent of and the fluent of ziy and it is nx " 2-1 or na " G ; the fluxion of this is Ġ = n2x " 1 ...
... give x − x2 + x3 — §1 + x , & c . , for the fluent sought . axis ( which gives immediate indication of an in- crease. reduces to which the fluent of and the fluent of ziy and it is nx " 2-1 or na " G ; the fluxion of this is Ġ = n2x " 1 ...
Side 6
... give the correct equation of the fluents sought . So , as above , the general equation being write d for z , and b for then hence by subtraction x , · · z = ax1 ; d = ab1 ; z - d = ax1 - ab1 , or , z = ax - alt + d , the correct fluents ...
... give the correct equation of the fluents sought . So , as above , the general equation being write d for z , and b for then hence by subtraction x , · · z = ax1 ; d = ab1 ; z - d = ax1 - ab1 , or , z = ax - alt + d , the correct fluents ...
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Side 8 - Similar triangles are to one another in the duplicate ratio of their homologous sides.
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