Woods, Frederick S. (Frederick Shenstone), 1864-, Bailey, Frederick H. (Frederick Harold), 1865- · Boston, New York [etc.] Ginn and Company · leaf 162
2 x5 = 2.5, /(x5)Ax = .1250 *6 = 2.(5, /(x6)Ax = .1352 a- =27x7 t, /(.-•- )Ax = . 1458 •\ x8 = 2.8, /(*8)Az = .1568 xfl = 2.9, /(z9)A* = .1682 1.2170 The first approximation to the area is therefore 1.217, whichexample, the value of thesum (1) for n = 10. (2) As a better approxi-mation the Btudent… … Fig. 126 determinations appear to be approaching a limit. By subsequentmethods it will be shown that this limit is 1/j. It is obvious that the direct calculation of the sum (1) is verytedious, if not practically impossible, if the number of terms isvery large. Some other method must be found to…
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