Solutions of the Examples in Higher Algebra (Latex Enlarged Edition)

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Table of Contents

EXAMPLES I: Ratio
EXAMPLES II: Proportion
EXAMPLES III: Variation
EXAMPLES IV: Arithmetical Progression
EXAMPLES V: Geometrical Progression
EXAMPLES VI: Harmonical Progression
EXAMPLES VII: Scales of Notation
EXAMPLES VIII: Surds and Imaginary Quantities
EXAMPLES IX: The Theory of Quadratic
EXAMPLES X: Miscellaneous Equations
EXAMPLES XI: Permutations and Combinations
EXAMPLES XIII: Binomial Theorem Positive Integral Index
EXAMPLES XIV: Binomial Theorem. Any Index
EXAMPLES XV: Multinomial Theorem
EXAMPLES XVI: Logarithms
EXAMPLES XVII: Exponential and Logarithmic Series
EXAMPLES XVIII: Interest and Annuities
EXAMPLES XIX: Inequalities
EXAMPLES XX: Limiting Values and Vanishing Fractions
EXAMPLES XXI: Convergency and Divergency of Series
EXAMPLES XXII: Undetermined Coefficients
EXAMPLES XXIII: Partial Fractions
EXAMPLES XXIV: Recurring Series
EXAMPLES XXV: Continued Fractions
EXAMPLES XXVI: Indeterminate Equations of the First Degree
EXAMPLES XXVII: Recurring Continued Fractions
EXAMPLES XXVIII: Indeterminate Equations of the Second Degree
EXAMPLES XXIX: Summation of Series
EXAMPLES XXX: Theory of Numbers
EXAMPLES XXXI: The General Theory of Continued Fractions
EXAMPLES XXXII: Probability
EXAMPLES XXXIII: Determinants
EXAMPLES XXXIV: Miscellaneous Theorems and Examples
EXAMPLES XXXV: Theory of Equations
MISCELLANEOUS EXAMPLES