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... imaginary quantity and real quantity by some such terms as gonion , orthogon and agon has been successfully resisted . Partly in order to aid the student in obtaining a com- parative view of the subject , partly in order to indicate in ...
... imaginary quantity and real quantity by some such terms as gonion , orthogon and agon has been successfully resisted . Partly in order to aid the student in obtaining a com- parative view of the subject , partly in order to indicate in ...
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... imaginary unit . . 72 64. Commutative and associative laws for geometric multipli- cation . . . . 65. The distributive law . 66. Argand's diagram • 67. Problems in complex quantities 888222 2238 66 70 71 72 73 74 75 76 XII ...
... imaginary unit . . 72 64. Commutative and associative laws for geometric multipli- cation . . . . 65. The distributive law . 66. Argand's diagram • 67. Problems in complex quantities 888222 2238 66 70 71 72 73 74 75 76 XII ...
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... imaginary when they involve not only length , but also turning or rotation through a right angle , that is , length ... imaginaries are particular forms of complex quantities , reals involving motion forwards or backwards and rotation ...
... imaginary when they involve not only length , but also turning or rotation through a right angle , that is , length ... imaginaries are particular forms of complex quantities , reals involving motion forwards or backwards and rotation ...
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... Imaginary Unit . By definition ( iii ) of Art . 57 cis ¥ð / 2i is an imaginary having a unit tensor ; it is therefore called the imaginary unit . Its integral powers form a closed cycle of values ; thus : i = cis , i2 cis¥ð = 2 ' 3 ¬á - I ...
... Imaginary Unit . By definition ( iii ) of Art . 57 cis ¥ð / 2i is an imaginary having a unit tensor ; it is therefore called the imaginary unit . Its integral powers form a closed cycle of values ; thus : i = cis , i2 cis¥ð = 2 ' 3 ¬á - I ...
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... imaginary term from the modulus and introduces the ordinary system of logarithms , with a real modulus . A system is called gonic , or a - gonic , according as its modulus does or does not involve the angular element ẞ . The geometrical ...
... imaginary term from the modulus and introduces the ordinary system of logarithms , with a real modulus . A system is called gonic , or a - gonic , according as its modulus does or does not involve the angular element ẞ . The geometrical ...
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