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Sida 206
The definition of a fraction I probability that both those persons shall take to be
this : the numerator denotes live to the end of 30 years , is equal to the number or
quantity , and the deno . 24 . 6580 . 10 . 1034 minator the distinguishing name of
...
The definition of a fraction I probability that both those persons shall take to be
this : the numerator denotes live to the end of 30 years , is equal to the number or
quantity , and the deno . 24 . 6580 . 10 . 1034 minator the distinguishing name of
...
Sida 207
2425 10 years , I find equal to 10 . 0000 years , or live 75 years , is , according to
the oba servations of M , De Parcieux , as given in 40 . 2199 instead of years , as
per frac - Mr . Baily ' s third Table , equal to bie , equal to 75 . 0000 tion , 1924 ...
2425 10 years , I find equal to 10 . 0000 years , or live 75 years , is , according to
the oba servations of M , De Parcieux , as given in 40 . 2199 instead of years , as
per frac - Mr . Baily ' s third Table , equal to bie , equal to 75 . 0000 tion , 1924 ...
Sida 208
The probability that the same , SIR person shall continue in being to the end of a
term of thirty years , will be DEING always an admirer of paint . equal to a period
of 25 years , and the D ings , and for many years slightly fraction . 9894 .
The probability that the same , SIR person shall continue in being to the end of a
term of thirty years , will be DEING always an admirer of paint . equal to a period
of 25 years , and the D ings , and for many years slightly fraction . 9894 .
Sida 317
I must therefore , sir , push this question , why did you adopt the fraction and it
should have the position of the integer l ' ajter the been the object of the
demonstration to fraction rather than before it ? ! prove that was equal to the
infinite ...
I must therefore , sir , push this question , why did you adopt the fraction and it
should have the position of the integer l ' ajter the been the object of the
demonstration to fraction rather than before it ? ! prove that was equal to the
infinite ...
Sida 434
In other words , having no ideas besides 45 to 50 equal to twenty , those derived
from our experience , we 50 to 55 equal to nineteen , measure , in general , all
fulure impres . 55 to 60 equal to eighteen slons by the number of past ones ; and
...
In other words , having no ideas besides 45 to 50 equal to twenty , those derived
from our experience , we 50 to 55 equal to nineteen , measure , in general , all
fulure impres . 55 to 60 equal to eighteen slons by the number of past ones ; and
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Bibliografisk information
| Titel | The Monthly magazine, Volym 31 |
| Författare | Monthly literary register |
| Publicerad 18055Illustrerad av | 1811 |
| Original från | Oxford University |
| Digitaliserad | 19 okt 2006 |
| Exportera citat | BiBTeX EndNote RefMan |