Lexicon Technicum: Or, An Universal English Dictionary Of Arts And Sciences, fol. -
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- Index oF 100 150; then may che ROOE be casily ) Hnovn Ouantiries, the Ouanciries chemsclres vill
- Found by etie folloine Merhod.
- AII Equations OF ehis Ranle wwill be in one o
- chese chree FOrms.
- an =)= a d = R. 2 + Some male four Forms.
- a a - - a d = R. but at lons run it comes
- a5 = a a = R.tothesame rhins.
- En all vohiict Forme, R, rhe abloture Number
- giren, is a Rectanele or Produet made out oF rhC
- vo Ouanciries or Roors Coushe, a Crearer and:
- L eNCF.
- OF wtich, inthe First Form, where all is AHir-
- matire, the Coefficient d is the Disserence Between
- (oon be bnown.
- Thus in che Ars FOrM, let a a - d a = R.
- Here is given R, the Rectansle OF the ROOES,
- a cheir Ditlerence; and ris hnoun thac a repre
- Cents the lesser oF them. Lec S Cand Forthe Summ
- Eo bc Coughr.
- Lec a V c = Sand a = c == d, Then a a -]
- 2 a c -) - e e == 55, and a a = 2 a c =) e0 = d
- Substract the lacter trom the former, and there re-
- mains only 4a c = 4R. Wheretore SS-d d = 4R
- Tou may cheretore by Simple Alsebra And cha
- 4R == 55= d d, and consequeney chac 4 R -1-
- a d == 5S, and cheretore S istnown; and then
- those tuvo Ouanticies or Roors; and a is the Lesser havins S and d, a the lesser Roor will be Hnoon t00,
- OF chem, a5 is plain is von suppose the EWO ROOES FOF =S = = d =
- (25 Oushered doch) ro be a the greater, and c the
- Lesser. Porthen lec d = X be che Ditterence Be-
- tveen chem: Sochat e - X = a. it then vou
- Mulciply cach Parr by e, ic will bC e c -F e
- ac; trom whence ic appears allo plainly, chac a c
- is equal ro R, the absolure Number siren, oi c
- a
- Aeain, in che second FOrM. Let aa = a d = R.
- Eere d aud R (as betore) che Ditterence and
- Rectanse oF The LWO ROOTS are siren; arid a the
- crearer ot chem; Wheretore ris easiero tind S che
- qual co che Rectansle oF the rvo unknonn ROOrS Summ, and chen =5 Z d = a.
- a and c, ot which in this Form, the Coefficiene a
- Or dis equal coche Difference betveen them, and e
- isthe Lesser os chem.
- In rhe Second Form, The Coeficiene d is the Dit.
- Ference ot the trvo Roors as betore, Dur a there re
- In che chird Form, iotere 5 a = aa = R.
- There is siven the Coefficien S = Summ ofche
- untnoun Rooes, R che Rectansle berween them;
- and a max be cichierrhe bisser or thelesser of them;
- prelemts the Creater oFthem, a5 is plain by purtine Llere cheretore ro tind d che Ditterence
- (because the Sion is Negatire) a -- x = e, and
- Musciptrins each Parr bY a, ic produces a a = a X
- a e, che second Form, Where x Or d che C0.
- efficiene is the Difference oF the rvo untenovn
- Roors; and a represenis the greater oFthem.
- Inthe Thira Form, Where che highest Pouer is
- Negarive, the Coesficientsis the Sum of the EVO,
- Ouanticies ox RoorS Toughr; and a the AfFirmatire
- Roor (oughr, may be cirher itre Bigger or theLes-
- Because SS- d d = 4R, cheretore SS - ] 4 F
- =a d, and consequener d is known; and then
- 25- Zd = BrCacer, and ZS = = d = leNer.
- II. The Solution os Adfected Dudraricte Equations,
- by the Method of Compleatins the Squâre.
- Wrhich is BY DIP. Parriot, ehus: Since in every
- onc ot che chree Forms of Ouadraricks; one quar-
- rer of the Square of the Coefficient will make the
- sex oFrhem. For lec (Because chehighest Porver is untenoun Side ofthe Equarion a C ompleat Square,
- TFegatire) Z - a = e, Then Mulriplyins Boch by a wtose erue Roor will be a -1 - = d (or Whaterer
- it Wvill Z a = a a = a e== R. Or it Z ehad been po
- equalro an then it ould hare been 2e = ec=
- ac, by Mulciplrins all by c.
- So That CIS Method MeS vou IHC OIISIIaL
- Consticution ot chese Forms, and the Nature and
- Ofice oFcach Member et them.
- From all Which may be found chis general Canor
- For che Solurion oF Ouadrarick Equarions, accord.
- ins eo chis Method.
- the Produet add. the Square ot the Coeticient
- then Extract che Square Roo OEthat Sum: Whict
- RoOF Mallbe the Sum oF the trvo Numbers Touxti
- Then e0 ox From the halE OF TaE RROOF, Add anc
- Substract hals the Coessicient, and the Sum ane
- Remainder are the two Roors required.
- For rhe parricular Solurion os Adfected Ouadr
- cicks there are chrec WayS.
- Lerrer esse be the Coefficient.) Tis plain by chis
- means, an Adfected duadratick Equation, may bc
- reducedro a simple one.
- WVheretore,
- In che Arst Form, Wrhere all the Species are AHir-
- matire.
- be a pertect Square a a - d a- = d d, Whosetrue
- ROOE 1S 4 =
- a perfect Square Number and Hnowmn: Whose
- Square ROOF extracted in Numbers, will be equat
- t0a-) = d; and consequener, a will be equal 10
- chac Roor, When = d is caten trom ic, and s0 a will
- Let aa t a a L
- IF = d d be added ro the unkenovn Side, ic will
- Add Fhen, = d d EO R, and R - = d d will be
- be known.
- Musriply che absolure Number By 4, and 10
- Lde Llalleat cille 2d latdus
- I. That of Oushered, uho proceeds in its
- tdet tobco
- In all che chree Forms, there is giren cithet che
- Foche Absoture Number, add : ot he square
- Rectanete ad Summ, Or the Rectansa and Diffe- OE Coefficient, (or the Square of half the Coessici
- rence ot the to unknovn Onantiries; Whence ris enF) and Fxrract che ROOE oF the Sum; then FrOM
- very eahe eo End cither the Differance in che For- chac ROOr found in PTumbers, Subrract ; che CoeF-
- mer, ox the summ in che larter Cafe: And then) ficient, and che Remainder is a, the letser ol che
- harius ihte summ aud Dissererce ot auy tuo uEvO ROOO, Oi Values e a.
- F Natiole.
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