Elements of the Differential Calculus
Elements of the Differential Calculus
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differential coefficients of u mth respect to X ; or separately considering the numerators and denominators, du, d^u, d^u, &c. denote the first, second, third, &c. dif- ferentials of -M supposing dx to be constant, and dx, dx^, dx^, &c. as before, indicate c&r, {dx)^^ (dxy, &c. or powers of dx.
Example 1. Let m = a?" ; then — = nar"""*, dx ^ = n(n-l)ar«-2, ^ = «(n-l)(n-2)a?«-3,&c., ^ = «(n--l)(n^2)(n-3) 1 = 1.2.3 ... .«.
JEx. 2. Let tt = e* ; then by (26), du . d'^u . d^u dx * dx'^^ * dx^ ' Ex.... 3. Let u = cos X ; then — = — sin a? = cos ( a? + - j» d'^u / . 27r\ -pj ac — cos X = COS I J? -f — j» ^ = smj? = cosf 4? + — j, &C , d^u ( , nir\ J^d?. 4. Let M = e* cos a? ; then --- = e* cos J? — e' sirf 0! = c* (cos ^r — sin x) dx =:>/2c*C0s(j? + ^j £l=vj..{o»(.+;)-™(.+|)} = (V2)2e'cosU + -^j &c. &c.
j5 = (V-.)".-(. + --f> Digitized by VjOOQIC 54 THE DIFFERENTIAL CALCULUS.
Ex.5. Ifttss*»-f-ax« + 5a?H-c; then ^=1.2.3.
Ex. 6. If « = sinar; then — = sin/* + ^Y cte* \ 2 / J'a?.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
differential coefficients of u mth respect to X ; or separately considering the numerators and denominators, du, d^u, d^u, &c. denote the first, second, third, &c. dif- ferentials of -M supposing dx to be constant, and dx, dx^, dx^, &c. as before, indicate c&r, {dx)^^ (dxy, &c. or powers of dx.
Example 1. Let m = a?" ; then — = nar"""*, dx ^ = n(n-l)ar«-2, ^ = «(n-l)(n-2)a?«-3,&c., ^ = «(n--l)(n^2)(n-3) 1 = 1.2.3 ... .«.
JEx. 2. Let tt = e* ; then by (26), du . d'^u . d^u dx * dx'^^ * dx^ ' Ex.... 3. Let u = cos X ; then — = — sin a? = cos ( a? + - j» d'^u / . 27r\ -pj ac — cos X = COS I J? -f — j» ^ = smj? = cosf 4? + — j, &C , d^u ( , nir\ J^d?. 4. Let M = e* cos a? ; then --- = e* cos J? — e' sirf 0! = c* (cos ^r — sin x) dx =:>/2c*C0s(j? + ^j £l=vj..{o»(.+;)-™(.+|)} = (V2)2e'cosU + -^j &c. &c.
j5 = (V-.)".-(. + --f> Digitized by VjOOQIC 54 THE DIFFERENTIAL CALCULUS.
Ex.5. Ifttss*»-f-ax« + 5a?H-c; then ^=1.2.3.
Ex. 6. If « = sinar; then — = sin/* + ^Y cte* \ 2 / J'a?.
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