A Brief Introduction to the Infinitesimal Calculus Designed Especially to Aid
A Brief Introduction to the Infinitesimal Calculus Designed Especially to Aid
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50 INFINITESIMAL CALCULUS Since these equations (and the original from which they are derived) are true for any value of x, they are true when a— a.
They then become(a)=J, or A=(a); 2 !
etc. , where 2 ! means i • 2 and 3 ! means i • 2 • 3, etc. Substituting these values of A^ B, C, D, etc. , we have " (a) ^^ ~, ^)' 2 !
3 1 65. This series, which is "Taylor's theorem, " expresses the magnitude of the function > for any value of x in terms of its magnitude and that of its derivatives f ...or any o^/ier value of X.
Thus if we could write down some exact formula y =
To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
50 INFINITESIMAL CALCULUS Since these equations (and the original from which they are derived) are true for any value of x, they are true when a— a.
They then become
etc. , where 2 ! means i • 2 and 3 ! means i • 2 • 3, etc. Substituting these values of A^ B, C, D, etc. , we have " (a) ^^ ~, ^)' 2 !
3 1 65. This series, which is "Taylor's theorem, " expresses the magnitude of the function > for any value of x in terms of its magnitude and that of its derivatives f
Thus if we could write down some exact formula y =
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