 | Thomas Simpson - 1776 - 598 lapas
...as can be truly exhibited in Algebraic Terms i it remains now to fay fomething with regard ta thofc other Forms of Expreffions, involving one variable...compound Divifors and radical Quantities, that their FluÂts cannot be accurately determined by any Method whatfuLVLT ; of which there are i л пипктлЫс... | |
 | William Nicholson - 1809 - 752 lapas
...cxpre*sions involving one variable quantity only ; wiiicli yet are so affected by compound divisors and radical quantities, that their fluents cannot be accurately determined by any method whatsoever. Tinonly method with regard to these, of which there are innumerable Kinds, is to find their... | |
 | William Nicholson - 1809 - 700 lapas
...of expressions involving one variable quantity only; which yet are so affected by compound divisors and radical quantities, that their fluents cannot be accurately determined by any method whatsoever. The only method with regard to these, of which there are innumerable kinds, is to find... | |
 | William Nicholson - 1819 - 408 lapas
...of expressions involving one variable quantity only ; which yet are so affected by compound divisors and radical quantities, that their fluents cannot be accurately determined by any method whatsoever. The only method with regard to these, of which there are innumer»ble kinds, is to find... | |
 | Thomas Simpson - 1823 - 370 lapas
...expressions, involving one variable quantity only, which, yet, are so. ajFected by compound divisors and radical quantities, that their fluents cannot be accurately determined by any method; whatsoever ; of which there are innumerable kinds : but there is one general method whereby the fluents... | |
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Having thus shown the manner of finding such fluents as can be truly exhibited in algebraic terms, it remains now to say something with regard to those other forms of expressions involving one variable quantity only ; which yet are so affected by compound... 