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A first course in analytical geometry (1905)

Schmall, Charles Nelson. [from old catalog] · New York, D. Van Nostrand company · leaf 18

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k the beginner whether he can perceive any pos-sible relation between these two elements (the equation andthe figure). He will pon-der, and tax his imagina-tion in a fruitless endeavorto associate them, and willfinally reply in the nega-tive.^ Now let him drawthrough the center 0 twolinesX%Y^Y,… … * He will undoubtedly have a little prejudice in favor of the existenceof some relation though he may be unable to describe it. This mannerof introducing the study to the beginner will arouse his interest andcuriosity and produce good results. 2 ANALYTICAL GEOMETRY equal to 5, no matter at which…

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