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Volume 4 - Issue 73 - July 1908

Research Article

On Models of Space-Filling Solids

A Method of Calculating Approximately High Powers and Roots of Numbers, Without the Aid of Tables

The Study of Mathematics

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A First Course in the Differential and Integral Calculus. By W. F. Osgood. Pp. xv, 423. New York: The Macmillan Company, 1907. - A Treatise on the Integral Calculus, founded on the Method of Rates. By W. Woolsey Johnson. Pp. v, 440. New York: John Wiley & Sons. 1907.

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264. [K. 2. d.] Two Geometrical Proofs of Feuerbach’s Theorem

265. [L1. 17. e; K. c.] The intersection of an in-conic and polar circle

266. [K. 1. c.] The Self-Reciprocal 13-gon

267. [V. a.] Supposing am to be defined by the property am × an = am+n, to prove (am)n = amn

268. [V. 2. 10.] Historical Note (220, 221, 222)

269. [V. 4. b. β.] On Note 235

270. [V. 4. b. β.] On the intersections of the Limaçon and Quatrefoil used in the graphical solution of a biquadratic

271.[K. 2. c ] The polar circle of a triangle is cut orthogonally by the director circle of any inscribed conic

272. [K. 2. c ] Geometrical proof that the polar circle of a triangle is orthogonal to the director circle of the inscribed circle

273. [K. 1. c ] Note on Euclid I. 32. Corollary

274. [A. 1. b.] Note on the Power Inequality

275. [L2 4. a.] A new method of finding the condition that the general conicoid should be one of revolution and of finding the equation of its axis

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