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Excerpt from Alma Mater, Vol. 1 of 2: Or, Seven Years at the University of CambridgeI could easily and at once refute their charges, by simply laying bare the motives which in¿uenced them. But, after the maturest consideration, the best service I can render the public, and my own particular Alma Mater, appears to be, a full and frank avowal of my own experience whilst under her protection. I, too, as the Reader will perceive, have been one of ...

Excerpt from Hints and Answers, Being a Key to a Collection of Cambridge Mathematical Examination Papers, as Proposed at the Several Colleges, Vol. 1: Containing Euclid, Arithmetic, and AlgebraHence, A. A+ z. B 2 L acm+ A ecm a right angle. Consequently the two angles of a right-angled A which are not the right angle, are equal to one right angle.Again, take any A whatever abc, and from c draw cm _1_ ab then, by what has been shown.About the P...

Excerpt from A Collection of Cambridge Mathematical Examination Papers, Vol. 1: As Given at the Several CollegesL. In three forces acting together on a particle of matter pro duce no motion in it, and three straight lines be drawn making, with the directions of those forces, the same angle respectively, and each meeting the other two: then shall the sides of the triangle thus formed be proportional to the quantities of the respective.About the...

Excerpt from Commentary on Newton's Principia, Vol. 1 of 2: With a Supplementary Volume, Designed for Volume Use of Students at the UniversitiesThe flattering manner in which the Glasgow Edition of Newton's Principia has been received, a second impression being already on the verge of publication, has induced the projectors and editor of that work, to render, as they humbly conceive, their labours still more acceptable, by presenting these add...

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Excerpt from Hints and Answers, Being a Key to a Collection of Cambridge Mathematical Examination Papers, as Proposed at the Several Colleges, Vol. 1: Containing Euclid, Arithmetic, and Algebra This work comprises not only Hints for the solu tion of the more difficult parts of questions, but Answers for all, over and above the complete de velopement of many of the most intricate. The full proof, or investigation, is bestowed upon nearly all t...

Excerpt from A Collection of Cambridge Mathematical Examination Papers, Vol. 1: As Given at the Several Colleges 10. In uniformly accelerated motion the whole space from rest is proportional to the square of the whole time of motion. 11. The time of falling down an inclined plane of given height is proportional to its length. 12. Twelve pounds weight is so distributed at the extremities of a cord passing over a pulley, that the more loaded ...

Excerpt from Alma Mater, Vol. 1 of 2: Or, Seven Years at the University of Cambridge I could easily and at once refute their charges, by simply laying bare the motives which in¿uenced them. But, after the maturest consideration, the best service I can render the public, and my own particular Alma Mater, appears to be, a full and frank avowal of my own experience whilst under her protection. I, too, as the Reader will perceive, have been one o...

Excerpt from Commentary on Newton's Principia, Vol. 1 of 2: With a Supplementary Volume, Designed for Volume Use of Students at the Universities The flattering manner in which the Glasgow Edition of Newton's Principia has been received, a second impression being already on the verge of publication, has induced the projectors and editor of that work, to render, as they humbly conceive, their labours still more acceptable, by presenting these a...

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