An Elementary Treatise On Determinants, With Their Application to Simultaneous Linear Equations And Algebraical Geometry
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III. Prop, III.
.'. the 3 Lines do not intersect in one Point, but there are 2 of them which intersect in one Point, and in one only.
(Pnop. IIL (1) (2) If -B = ; and if there be, among the Equations to the 3 Lines, 2 which have their F-Block not evanescent ; then the Equations are consistent, and there is only one set of values for the Variables ; (Ch. III. Prop. VIIL the 3 Lines intersect in one Point, and in one only""'.
(3) If B = ; and if every 2 of the Equations to the 3 Lines have their ...F-Block evanescent ; and if there be among them 2 which have their 5- Block not evanescent ; then 2 of the Lines are parallel ; (Prop. III. (2) and the 3 have the same direction. (Prop. III. (4) (4) If every 2 of the Equations to the 3 Lines have their ^-Block evanescent ; (.whence also ^ = 0) ; then the 3 Lines coincide. (Prop. III. (3) From (2), (3), and (4) may be deduced (5) lf^ = 0; then the 3 Lmes intersect in one Point at a finite or infinite distance.
From (2) and (4) may be deduced * Prop.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
III. Prop, III.
.'. the 3 Lines do not intersect in one Point, but there are 2 of them which intersect in one Point, and in one only.
(Pnop. IIL (1) (2) If -B = ; and if there be, among the Equations to the 3 Lines, 2 which have their F-Block not evanescent ; then the Equations are consistent, and there is only one set of values for the Variables ; (Ch. III. Prop. VIIL the 3 Lines intersect in one Point, and in one only""'.
(3) If B = ; and if every 2 of the Equations to the 3 Lines have their ...F-Block evanescent ; and if there be among them 2 which have their 5- Block not evanescent ; then 2 of the Lines are parallel ; (Prop. III. (2) and the 3 have the same direction. (Prop. III. (4) (4) If every 2 of the Equations to the 3 Lines have their ^-Block evanescent ; (.whence also ^ = 0) ; then the 3 Lines coincide. (Prop. III. (3) From (2), (3), and (4) may be deduced (5) lf^ = 0; then the 3 Lmes intersect in one Point at a finite or infinite distance.
From (2) and (4) may be deduced * Prop.
What to read after An Elementary Treatise On Determinants, With Their Application to Simultaneous Linear Equations And Algebraical Geometry?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Carroll, Lewis, 1832-1898 to read onlineMoreLess
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