Elements of analytical geometry and the differential and integral calculus (1856)
Robinson, Horatio N. (Horatio Nelson), 1806-1867 · Cincinnati : J. Ernst · leaf 214
nsider himself restricted to any mere rules ; he is at liberty toapply general principles in their widest sense ; the following example is anillustration of this remark, — observe its solution. 6. If two given circles cut each other, find the greatest line thatcan be drawn in them passing through… … Then OD=JE^—x\ and CO=Jr^—y\Because w(7= CO and OD=J)n, 2jM^-x^+2jr^—7/^=msLX. Or 7i23_^2_|_^^2_2^2^jnax. Let AB, the distance between the two centers be represented » This is problem 9 page 207, Mathematical Operations.14 206 DIFFERENTIAL CALCULUS. by a, then CH=ia, and DH=x—y, and the right…
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