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algebraical arbitrary functions asymptote axis Cambridge change sign constant coordinates cosec curvature curve D'u D'u d²x d²y d²z d³u denoting dF dF df dx df(x DIFFERENTIAL CALCULUS differential equations dr dr dx dx dx dy dx dx dz dx Hence dx² dx³ dxdy dy dx dy dy dy dy dz dy² dz dx dz dy dz dz dz dz² eliminate equal expression f Y1 find the Differential formula fr+1 implicit function increment indefinitely independent variables limit loga maxima and minima maximum or minimum minimum value multiplying negative partial differential coefficients points of inflection putting regard shews sin² Suppose tangent Taylor's Theorem Trinity College University of Cambridge whence y₁ zero δα πα πχ бу бх Уз
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