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Page 465
... quantities of the equation : viz . a , x , y , TP are arbitrary ; therefore , in effect , there can be no error in this equation . Hence it follows that the compensation of the errors , which are is manifested in MZ found in the ...
... quantities of the equation : viz . a , x , y , TP are arbitrary ; therefore , in effect , there can be no error in this equation . Hence it follows that the compensation of the errors , which are is manifested in MZ found in the ...
Page 467
... quantities to serve as terms of comparison : but the values of these auxiliary quantities are arbitrary ; that is , they may be rendered as small as we please , without the value of the proposed quantities being affected ; hence , in an ...
... quantities to serve as terms of comparison : but the values of these auxiliary quantities are arbitrary ; that is , they may be rendered as small as we please , without the value of the proposed quantities being affected ; hence , in an ...
Page 469
... quantities as real quantities may answer , that what they call infinitely small is only an arbitrary magnitude , and independent of the proposed quantities ; and that thence , without supposing it nothing , it may nevertheless be ...
... quantities as real quantities may answer , that what they call infinitely small is only an arbitrary magnitude , and independent of the proposed quantities ; and that thence , without supposing it nothing , it may nevertheless be ...
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Abridgement of Modern Determinations | 30 |
Pen Art of making | 49 |
Actor Defence of that Profession 384 | 56 |
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