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Calculus Made Easy
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A famously approachable introduction to differential and integral calculus.
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Calculus Made Easy
Calculus Made Easy explains the ideas of calculus in plain language, reducing fear around symbols and methods. Thompson’s book remains a lively historical introduction to mathematical thinking.
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Silvanus P. Thompson died in 1916, and Calculus Made Easy was first published in 1910; these dates support the public-domain basis for this English edition.
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Calculus Made Easy
Silvanus Phillips Thompson
Being a very-simplest introduction to the Differential and Integral Calculus
What one fool can do, another can.
(Ancient Simian Proverb.)
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The surprising success of this work has led the author to add a considerable number of worked examples and exercises. Advantage has also been taken to enlarge certain parts where experience showed that further explanations would be useful. The author acknowledges with gratitude many valuable suggestions and letters received from teachers, students, and—critics.
October, 1914.
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Considering how many fools can calculate, it is surprising that it should be thought either a difficult or a tedious task for any other fool to learn how to master the same tricks. Some calculus-tricks are quite easy. Some are enormously difficult. The fools who write the textbooks of advanced mathematics—and they are mostly clever fools—seldom take the trouble to show you how easy the easy calculations are. On the contrary, they seem to desire to impress you with their tremendous cleverness by going about it in the most difficult way. Being myself a remarkably stupid fellow, I have had to unteach myself the difficulties, and now beg to present to my fellow fools the parts that are not hard. Master these thoroughly, and the rest will follow. What one fool can do, another can.
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本版本内容
- 01Full text
- 02Preface To The Second Edition
- 03Prologue
- 04CHAPTER I. To Deliver You From The Preliminary Terrors
- 05CHAPTER II. On Different Degrees Of Smallness
- 06CHAPTER III. On Relative Growings
- 07CHAPTER IV. Simplest Cases
- 08Exercises I. (See p. 252 for Answers.)
- 09CHAPTER V
- 10Exercises II. (See p. 252 for Answers.)
- 11CHAPTER VI. Sums, Differences, Products And Quotients
- 12Exercises III. (See the Answers on p. 253.)
- 13CHAPTER VII. Successive Differentiation
- 14Examples.
- 15Exercises IV. (See page 253 for Answers.)
- 16CHAPTER VIII. When Time Varies
- 17Examples.
- 18Exercises V. (See page 255 for Answers.)
- 19CHAPTER IX. Introducing A Useful Dodge
- 20Examples.
- 21Exercises VI. (See page 255 for Answers.)
- 22Examples.
- 23Exercises VII. You can now successfully try the following. (See
- 24CHAPTER X. Geometrical Meaning Of Differentiation
- 25Exercises VIII. (See page 256 for Answers.)
- 26CHAPTER XI. Maxima And Minima
- 27Exercises IX. (See page 257 for Answers.)
- 28CHAPTER XII. Curvature Of Curves
- 29Exercises X. (You are advised to plot the graph of any numerical
- 30CHAPTER XIII. Other Useful Dodges
- 31Exercises XI. (See page 259 for Answers.)
- 32CHAPTER XIV. On True Compound Interest And The Law Of Organic Growth
- 33Examples.
- 34Exercises XII. (See page 260 for Answers.)
- 35Exercises XIII. (See page 260 for Answers.)
- 36CHAPTER XV. How To Deal With Sines And Cosines
- 37Examples.
- 38Exercises XIV. (See page 261 for Answers.)
- 39CHAPTER XVI. Partial Differentiation
- 40Exercises XV. (See page 263 for Answers.)
- 41CHAPTER XVII. Integration
- 42Exercises XVI. (See page 264 for Answers.)
- 43CHAPTER XVIII. Integrating As The Reverse Of Differentiating
- 44Examples.
- 45Exercises XVII. (See p. 264 for the Answers.)
- 46CHAPTER XIX. On Finding Areas By Integrating
- 47Examples.
- 48Example.
- 49Examples.
- 50Examples.
- 51Examples.
- 52Exercises XVIII. (See p. 265 for Answers.)
- 53CHAPTER XX. Dodges, Pitfalls, And Triumphs
- 54Examples.
- 55Exercises XIX. (See p. 266 for Answers.)
- 56CHAPTER XXI. Finding Some Solutions
- 57Table Of Standard Forms
- 58Exercises I. (p. 24.)
- 59Exercises II. (p. 31.)
- 60Exercises III. (p. 45.)
- 61Exercises IV. (p. 50.)
- 62Exercises V. (p. 63.)
- 63Exercises VI. (p. 72.)
- 64Exercises VII. (p. 74.)
- 65Exercises VIII. (p. 88.)
- 66Exercises IX. (p. 107.)
- 67Exercises X. (p. 115.)
- 68Exercises XI. (p. 127.)
- 69Exercises XII. (p. 150.)
- 70Exercises XIII. (p. 160.)
- 71Exercises XIV. (p. 170.)
- 72Exercises XV. (p. 177.)
- 73Exercises XVI. (p. 187.)
- 74Exercises XVII. (p. 202.)
- 75Exercises XVIII. (p. 221.)
- 76Exercises XIX. (p. 231.)