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Key to Davies' Bourdon: With Many Additional Examples, Illustrating the Algebraic Analysis - Couverture rigide
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Key to any mathematical work, and it is perhaps yet undecided whether aK ey is a help or a hindrance. If aK ey is designed to supersede the necessity of investigation and labor on the part of the teacher; to present to his mind every combination of thought which ought to be suggested by a problem, and to permit him to float sluggishly along the current of ideas developed by the author, it would certainly do great harm, and should be excluded from every school. I f, on the contrary, aK ey is so constructed as to suggest ideas, both in regard to particular questions and general science, which the Text-book might not impart; if it develops methods of solution too particular or too elaborate to find a place in the text; if it is mainly designed to lessen the mechanical labor of teachingy rather than the labor of study and investigation; it may, in the hands of a good teacher, prove a valuable auxiliary.
(Typographical errors above are due to OCR software and don't occur in the book.)
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