Advanced Algebra
Advanced Algebra
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If the denominators are numbers we may obtain a trans- formed equation of greater convenience by assuming for /, Y/ a number less than the L. C. M. Of the denominators, but which shall be such a product of prime factors of the denominators as shall secure, after the substitution, an en- tire quotient in each co-efficient. This will be a matter of inspection and discretion to be used in each example.
For instance take the equation X>u, tt>eL.... C. M.
of the denominators, but the 3d and 4th powers of 9000 are inconveniently largo .
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
'"- 3 -{- etc. , = be an equa- ' , . K '
If the denominators are numbers we may obtain a trans- formed equation of greater convenience by assuming for /, Y/ a number less than the L. C. M. Of the denominators, but which shall be such a product of prime factors of the denominators as shall secure, after the substitution, an en- tire quotient in each co-efficient. This will be a matter of inspection and discretion to be used in each example.
For instance take the equation X>u, tt>eL.... C. M.
of the denominators, but the 3d and 4th powers of 9000 are inconveniently largo .
What to read after Advanced Algebra?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by William T Welcker to read onlineMoreLess
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