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Side 5
... of various shapes : thus , ( ) , { } , [ ] . Instead of a pair of brackets a line , called a vinculum , is often drawn over the expression which is to be treated as a whole thus a - b - c is equivalent DEFINITIONS . 5.
... of various shapes : thus , ( ) , { } , [ ] . Instead of a pair of brackets a line , called a vinculum , is often drawn over the expression which is to be treated as a whole thus a - b - c is equivalent DEFINITIONS . 5.
Side 34
... drawn . The successive terms of the multiplicand , namely a2 , + 2ab , and - b2 , are multiplied by a2 , the first term on the left of the multiplier , and the products a * , + 2ab and - a2b2 which are thus obtained are put in a ...
... drawn . The successive terms of the multiplicand , namely a2 , + 2ab , and - b2 , are multiplied by a2 , the first term on the left of the multiplier , and the products a * , + 2ab and - a2b2 which are thus obtained are put in a ...
Side 289
... drawn , and no two of the 3m lines are parallel . Find the number of points of intersection . 13. The streets of a city are arranged like the lines of a chess - board . There are m streets running north and south , and n east and west ...
... drawn , and no two of the 3m lines are parallel . Find the number of points of intersection . 13. The streets of a city are arranged like the lines of a chess - board . There are m streets running north and south , and n east and west ...
Side 290
... drawn , and no three of the circles have a common point other than one of the original n points . Shew that the circles intersect in 12n ( n - 1 ) ( n − 2 ) ( n − 3 ) ( n − 4 ) ( 2n - 1 ) points besides the original n points ...
... drawn , and no three of the circles have a common point other than one of the original n points . Shew that the circles intersect in 12n ( n - 1 ) ( n − 2 ) ( n − 3 ) ( n − 4 ) ( 2n - 1 ) points besides the original n points ...
Side 505
... draw- ing any particular colour is , for there are three equally likely cases , and any particular colour is drawn in one case and is not drawn in the other two cases . Another meaning may however be given to ' equally likely ' ; for ...
... draw- ing any particular colour is , for there are three equally likely cases , and any particular colour is drawn in one case and is not drawn in the other two cases . Another meaning may however be given to ' equally likely ' ; for ...
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