Elements of Trigonometry And Trigonometrical Analysis Preliminary to the Diffe
Elements of Trigonometry And Trigonometrical Analysis Preliminary to the Diffe
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) We have hardly thought it necessary to state that if two functions be always the same in value, their derived functions must be the same in value. But (124. ) we must not take a limited form of one, and equate its derived function to that of a limited form of the other, without first ascertaining that our limited forms are really equals.
The derived function of a function of a function of x is thus found.
Let us suppose
To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
) We have hardly thought it necessary to state that if two functions be always the same in value, their derived functions must be the same in value. But (124. ) we must not take a limited form of one, and equate its derived function to that of a limited form of the other, without first ascertaining that our limited forms are really equals.
The derived function of a function of a function of x is thus found.
Let us suppose
fx^.. . F(x+h)—fx = limit of ^^-^ ~ ^^ X 1"^!^ of"— ^ — —r^ — ^
...■^— li n Now h and H diminish without limit together, and the first limit would be D(j>x, but iha. Tfx is in the place of x. It is, therefore, what D(f)X becomes whenfx is written for x. The second limit is Dfx ; whence -r\ r- T\ /with . R afterwardsN ^ ^ Ji^fx = J)
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