Essays On Mathematical Education
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But, when all is said and done, this first part of the subject only presents itself as the formation on methodical lines of a shorthand language ; every step in the solution of equations, factorisation, or what you will, can be expressed in words whether the entities be numbers or vectors, and no new methods are involved. But now take the second step, the interpretation of alge- / braic symbols such as x q or V 7, which have at first no meaning. The process involved is, or should be, purely log...ical. We assume that such laws of combination as x x x n = x* n and (x m ) n = x mn must also hold in cases SOME UNREALISED POSSIBILITIES 57 which already bear interpretation, and then find that the / one interpretation x q = ~^ ' x p is consistent with each of these laws. It is too often assumed without proof that, because the one law x x x n = x m + n leads to this interpretation, the other laws, such as (x m ) n = x mn, must also be true in this case. I do not believe that complex exercises in the manipulation of fractional and negative indices can be of any profit, but I am convinced that a complete and logi- cal interpretation of these indices, if only in particular numerical cases, can and should form part of every course in algebra.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
But, when all is said and done, this first part of the subject only presents itself as the formation on methodical lines of a shorthand language ; every step in the solution of equations, factorisation, or what you will, can be expressed in words whether the entities be numbers or vectors, and no new methods are involved. But now take the second step, the interpretation of alge- / braic symbols such as x q or V 7, which have at first no meaning. The process involved is, or should be, purely log...ical. We assume that such laws of combination as x x x n = x* n and (x m ) n = x mn must also hold in cases SOME UNREALISED POSSIBILITIES 57 which already bear interpretation, and then find that the / one interpretation x q = ~^ ' x p is consistent with each of these laws. It is too often assumed without proof that, because the one law x x x n = x m + n leads to this interpretation, the other laws, such as (x m ) n = x mn, must also be true in this case. I do not believe that complex exercises in the manipulation of fractional and negative indices can be of any profit, but I am convinced that a complete and logi- cal interpretation of these indices, if only in particular numerical cases, can and should form part of every course in algebra.
What to read after Essays On Mathematical Education?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by G St L George St Lawrence Carson to read onlineMoreLess
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