Examples on the Integral Calculus (Classic Reprint)

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As this work contains a great number of Integrals fully worked out, the Author hopes that it will considerably facilitate the progress of those who are entering on this branch of study, by showing them almost all the artifices that are used in those branches that come within its scope. The works that have been consulted are those of Peacock, Gregory, Hall, De Morgan, Young, and various mathematical periodicals; also the excellent little work on the Calculus by Mr. Tate, which, like all the productions of that eminent writer, abounds with useful information, apart from the able manner in which he has treated the first principles. Where integration by parts is used, the whole process is put down, but the student should endeavour as soon as possible to acquire the facility of running off the quantities without writing down all the intermediate steps.

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