Practical Curve Tracing: With Chapters on Differentiation and Integration (Classic Reprint) - Tapa dura

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The method of measuring the Slope of a curve by actually drawing the tangent is sometimes objected to on the ground of inaccuracy but the author's experience shows that by good and careful workmanship it is possible to rely on the results so obtained to a degree of accuracy which is sufficient for all practical purposes.

The author wishes to express his gratitude to Prof. J. Goodman for much valuable help and advice in the preparation and publication of the book; and also to Messrs. G. E. Edson and G. Calverley, for assistance in the preparation of the drawings, and in other ways.

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