Tanner, J. H. (John Henry), b. 1861, Allen, Joseph · New York, American Book Co · leaf 285
n is a point of the curve (because there is noconstant term). (2) The curve is symmetrical with respect to the a!-axis,only (because the y-term is of even degree). (3) It lies wholly in the first and fourth quadrants (because the negative values of x giveimaginary values for y). (4) It lies wholly… … ±0.29 a\ fe±2.6a\ Fio. 110. etc., are on the curve. This curve is represented in figure 110. It is the Cissoid of Diodes, and was invented forthe purpose of solving the famous problem of the duplicationof the cube. 8 a (c) TTie curve a» + 4a» (1) The curve lies wholly in the first and second…
Geometry, Analytic
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