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...certainly thank us, were we to publish a list of their names. ARTICLE XVIII. Continued from page 138. •f 13. Hence it appears, that whether the root be a simple...following RULE: Multiply by the index, diminish the index fy unity and by thejluxion of the root. T Examples. Ex. 1. The fluxion of*9 is Ex. 2. Th« fluxion...

...multiplied by 5, (rives 15 x2 x. And, in the very same manner, the fluxion of a x" will be na x"*~l x. Hence it appears, that whether the root be a simple or a compound quantity, the fluxion of any power of it is found by the following general Rule : Multiply by the index, diminish the index by unity,...

...multiplied by 5, gives 15 x2 x. And, in the very same manner, the fluxion of a x" will be nax*~' x. Hence it appears, that whether the root be a simple or a compound quantity, Uie fluxion of any power of it is found by the following general Rule : Multiply by the index, diminish...

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