An Elementary Treatise On the Differential And Integral Calculus

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An Elementary Treatise On the Differential And Integral Calculus
Dionysius Lardner
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. • • are quantities not divisible by any power of (x — a).
If 7/1 be an integer, these successive differential coefficients will = when x = a as far as the {m — l)th inclusive ; but the mth differential coefficient will be of the form which not being divisible by any power of (. R — a), will not vanish when x — a. The same may be observed of the dif- ferential coefficients which succeed the wth.
It is plain that if m — !, • the function vanishes, but none of its differential coefficients do.
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...f m be a fraction, let n be the next integer below it, and '. ' n -\-\ the next above it. In this case the differential co- efficients as far as the nih inclusive vanish with the function, and those that succeed it all become infirtite. This is evi- dent from considering that m—n is positive, and m— (w-t- 1) negative.
If 7n be a proper fraction, then n — 0-^ and in this case all the differential coefficients are infinite.
2'*. I^et X — a render any proposed differential coefficient — 0.


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