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A Brief Course in the Calculus

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A Brief Course in the Calculus
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Publisher: D. Van Norstrand company
ISBN/ASIN: 1418182095
Number of pages: 298

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This brief course in the Calculus is intended not only for the class-room, but for the student without a teacher, who hopes to acquire some knowledge of the working principles of the Calculus in a short time. The book presupposes some knowledge of Geometry, a working knowledge of Algebra through logarithms, and a thorough knowledge of the elements of Trigonometry.

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