Elements of the Differential And Integral Calculus By a New Method Founded On
Elements of the Differential And Integral Calculus By a New Method Founded On
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63. D- V -j-TT changes its sign from positive to negative in passing through infinity where jv: = 2, the curve will be convex toward the axis of abscissas for . T2, and at x—2 there will be an inflexion. (147) If in the same etpiation we make the last term negative we have 3 J' = 2 — 2 (. T — 2)^ and dy 6 d " V 12 248 DIFFERENTIAL CALCULUS. Fig. 64. And the conditions will be changed so that the curve will be reversed. It will now approach the axis of abscissas, and the second differential coef...fi- cient will change its sign from negative to positive in passing through infinity where x=2; the curve will be concave for x<. and="" convex="" for="" jr="">2. The point D (Fig. 64) will still be a point of inflexion^ and the tangent will be perpendicular to AB. ( 1 48) If we take the equation y=^{x — 2)^ we have dx -3(. T- 2)3 and d"y dx^ :6(^— 2) which all reduce to zero when x = 2. This shows that the curve meets the axis of abscissas at the point where Jt: = 2, and that this axis is 1 tangent to it there.
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63. D- V -j-TT changes its sign from positive to negative in passing through infinity where jv: = 2, the curve will be convex toward the axis of abscissas for . T2, and at x—2 there will be an inflexion. (147) If in the same etpiation we make the last term negative we have 3 J' = 2 — 2 (. T — 2)^ and dy 6 d " V 12 248 DIFFERENTIAL CALCULUS. Fig. 64. And the conditions will be changed so that the curve will be reversed. It will now approach the axis of abscissas, and the second differential coef...fi- cient will change its sign from negative to positive in passing through infinity where x=2; the curve will be concave for x<. and="" convex="" for="" jr="">2. The point D (Fig. 64) will still be a point of inflexion^ and the tangent will be perpendicular to AB. ( 1 48) If we take the equation y=^{x — 2)^ we have dx -3(. T- 2)3 and d"y dx^ :6(^— 2) which all reduce to zero when x = 2. This shows that the curve meets the axis of abscissas at the point where Jt: = 2, and that this axis is 1 tangent to it there.
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