Integral Calculus (Classic Reprint)

This text on Integral Calculus completes the course in mathematics begun in the Analytic Geometry and continued in theD ifferential Calculus. Throughout this course I have endeavored to encourage individual work and to this end have presented the detailed methods and formulas rather as suggestions than as rules necessarily to be followed. The book contains more exercises than are ordinarily needed. As material for review, however, a supplementary list of exercises is placed at the end of the text. The appendix contains a short table of integrals which includes most of the forms occurring in the exercises. Through the courtesy of Prof. R. G. Hudson I have taken a two-page table of natural logarithms from his Engineers Manual. I am indebted toP rofessors H. W. Tyler, C. L. E. Moore, and Joseph Lipka for suggestions and assistance in preparing the manuscript. H. B. PHILLIPS. Cambridge, Mass. June,
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