Trigonometry And Double Algebra
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But for all other directions except ( , 0) and ( , ir), lines of the same direction have not products in that or the opposite direction.
Let AA, AAA, AAAA, &c., without any reference to ex- ponents, be called the second, third, fourth, &c. powers of A.
And let V-^> ^-4, V^, &c., be lines of which the meaning is defined by ^A x ^JA, ■\l A x ^ A x \l A, &c., being each equal to A, and they may be called the second, third, fourth, &c.
roots of A, Then we have immediately AA = (oa, 2a), AAA = (aoo,... 3a), AAAA = {aaxm, 4a), &c..
As explained in pages 43, 44, choice of values immediately com- mences, as soon as we have occasion to take a subdivision of an angle. Thus, since a + ^mir may take the place of a, we may infer, as in the^ pages cited, that ^A has two directions whose angles differ by tt, half a revolution ; that \lA has three directions, indicated by angles differing by a third of a revo- lution; and so on. In fact that 7^ is any one of (%, - + m —V \ n nj Digitized by VjOOQIC TJBLE ALGEB^ 121 where m is any integer.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
But for all other directions except ( , 0) and ( , ir), lines of the same direction have not products in that or the opposite direction.
Let AA, AAA, AAAA, &c., without any reference to ex- ponents, be called the second, third, fourth, &c. powers of A.
And let V-^> ^-4, V^, &c., be lines of which the meaning is defined by ^A x ^JA, ■\l A x ^ A x \l A, &c., being each equal to A, and they may be called the second, third, fourth, &c.
roots of A, Then we have immediately AA = (oa, 2a), AAA = (aoo,... 3a), AAAA = {aaxm, 4a), &c..
As explained in pages 43, 44, choice of values immediately com- mences, as soon as we have occasion to take a subdivision of an angle. Thus, since a + ^mir may take the place of a, we may infer, as in the^ pages cited, that ^A has two directions whose angles differ by tt, half a revolution ; that \lA has three directions, indicated by angles differing by a third of a revo- lution; and so on. In fact that 7^ is any one of (%, - + m —V \ n nj Digitized by VjOOQIC TJBLE ALGEB^ 121 where m is any integer.
What to read after Trigonometry And Double Algebra?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by De Morgan Augustus to read onlineMoreLess
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