A Treatise On Algebra
A Treatise On Algebra
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§ 7. ] EXAMPLES. 135 § 3. THEOR. 2.
1 1 . Write seven terms of the expansion of (a-^bx-{- cx^-\ — )*.
12. Write the expansion of (l — 5x-\-Sx^y.
1 3 . Write eight terms of the expansion, ( 1 — cc — a^ + r^ + a;^ y.
14. Write the expansion of (a4- Ba;^+ co;^ + •••)^ as far as x^^.
15. Expand (a -\-b -{-c-\- dy, (a + 6 + c + d + e)^ in sums of S3'mmetric terms. • How many unlike terms in each of these sums ? How man}' partial products in each sum? Check th...e work by showing that the number of unlike terms in all the sums is as in [IV. Th. 6], and that the number of partial products in all the sums is as in [II. Th. 5 cr. 7].
§ 4. PROB. 1.
16. Extract the square roots of: IQsc^- 4. 0xy + 25^2 . I _^2x-{-7x' -{-Gx^ + dx* ; dx'-n0ax-3a'x+2oa'+5a'+^; -^+t^-+i-l.
4 y- or y X 4: 1 4- a^, a;^ + 1, xr — a^, and a^ — x^, each to 4 terms.
17. Extract the cube roots of: l+6a;+12a;2_^g3, 3. A«- 9 a^ft'^c + 27 a^^^c-- 276V. 1 - 6a; -I- 21 a^ - 44 a:^ + 63a;* - o4x^ + 27a;« ; ^-Qx^-^-Ux'f-Sy^; ^4-1+ 2 +_^; f ^ ^ ' 8 2 3a;« 27a;« {a-\-iy''af-6ca%a+iy''x^+12(fa^p(a+iy''x-8
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
(, _=±i)„.^. (, _-±. ). (, -=±i) + •• •.
§ 7. ] EXAMPLES. 135 § 3. THEOR. 2.
1 1 . Write seven terms of the expansion of (a-^bx-{- cx^-\ — )*.
12. Write the expansion of (l — 5x-\-Sx^y.
1 3 . Write eight terms of the expansion, ( 1 — cc — a^ + r^ + a;^ y.
14. Write the expansion of (a4- Ba;^+ co;^ + •••)^ as far as x^^.
15. Expand (a -\-b -{-c-\- dy, (a + 6 + c + d + e)^ in sums of S3'mmetric terms. • How many unlike terms in each of these sums ? How man}' partial products in each sum? Check th...e work by showing that the number of unlike terms in all the sums is as in [IV. Th. 6], and that the number of partial products in all the sums is as in [II. Th. 5 cr. 7].
§ 4. PROB. 1.
16. Extract the square roots of: IQsc^- 4. 0xy + 25^2 . I _^2x-{-7x' -{-Gx^ + dx* ; dx'-n0ax-3a'x+2oa'+5a'+^; -^+t^-+i-l.
4 y- or y X 4: 1 4- a^, a;^ + 1, xr — a^, and a^ — x^, each to 4 terms.
17. Extract the cube roots of: l+6a;+12a;2_^g3, 3. A«- 9 a^ft'^c + 27 a^^^c-- 276V. 1 - 6a; -I- 21 a^ - 44 a:^ + 63a;* - o4x^ + 27a;« ; ^-Qx^-^-Ux'f-Sy^; ^4-1+ 2 +_^; f ^ ^ ' 8 2 3a;« 27a;« {a-\-iy''af-6ca%a+iy''x^+12(fa^p(a+iy''x-8
What to read after A Treatise On Algebra?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by James Edward Oliver to read onlineMoreLess
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