This is the last of eleven Letters of Euler I will rewrite and post on the subject of infinitesimals (the infinitely small), an idea that is fundamental to a good understanding of calculus. Yes, this is the eleventh letter on infinitesimals, but letter XVII=17 in Volume 2 of Euler's book. Click here to read the … Continue reading Letters of Euler to a German Princess, Vol. II, Letter XVII
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Letters of Euler to a German Princess, Vol. II, Letter XVI
This is the tenth of eleven Letters of Euler I will rewrite and post on the subject of infinitesimals (the infinitely small), an idea that is fundamental to a good understanding of calculus. Yes, this is the tenth letter on infinitesimals, but letter XVI=16 in Volume 2 of Euler's book. Click here to read the … Continue reading Letters of Euler to a German Princess, Vol. II, Letter XVI
Letters of Euler to a German Princess, Vol. II, Letter XV
This is the ninth of eleven Letters of Euler I will rewrite and post on the subject of infinitesimals (the infinitely small), an idea that is fundamental to a good understanding of calculus. Yes, this is the ninth letter on infinitesimals, but letter XV=15 in Volume 2 of Euler's book. Click here to read the … Continue reading Letters of Euler to a German Princess, Vol. II, Letter XV
Letters of Euler to a German Princess, Vol. II, Letter XIV
This is the eighth of eleven Letters of Euler I will rewrite and post on the subject of infinitesimals (the infinitely small), an idea that is fundamental to a good understanding of calculus. Yes, this is the eighth letter on infinitesimals, but letter XIV=14 in Volume 2 of Euler's book. Click here to read the … Continue reading Letters of Euler to a German Princess, Vol. II, Letter XIV
Letters of Euler to a German Princess, Vol. II, Letter XIII
This is the seventh of eleven Letters of Euler I will rewrite and post on the subject of infinitesimals (the infinitely small), an idea that is fundamental to a good understanding of calculus. Click here to read the previous letter. Principle of the satisfying Reason, the strongest Support of the Monadists. You must be perfectly sensible that one of the … Continue reading Letters of Euler to a German Princess, Vol. II, Letter XIII
Letters of Euler to a German Princess, Vol. II, Letter XI
This is the fifth of eleven Letters of Euler I will rewrite and post on the subject of infinitesimals (the infinitely small), an idea that is fundamental to a good understanding of calculus. Click here to read the previous letter. Letter XI. Reflections on Divisibility in infinitum, and on Monads. In speaking of the divisibility of body, we must carefully … Continue reading Letters of Euler to a German Princess, Vol. II, Letter XI
Shormann Math Core Ideas: Jesus Christ is the “Common Core.”
The following is the third in a series of posts covering Shormann Mathematics, Algebra 1, the newest product from DIVE Math and Science! Click here to read the complete document that covers Shormann Math core ideas, course description, and Algebra 1 table of contents. Jesus Christ is the “Common Core” of Shormann Math Perhaps you have heard of the United States … Continue reading Shormann Math Core Ideas: Jesus Christ is the “Common Core.”
Student finds error in Saxon Calculus, 2nd ed
Last week, a student who uses our DIVE CDs emailed me to verify an error in problem number 24 of Saxon Calculus, 2nd edition, Problem Set 63. Although this error did not actually affect the final answer, it was an error nonetheless, and was missed by the editors of the Saxon Solutions Manual. EVERY curriculum … Continue reading Student finds error in Saxon Calculus, 2nd ed
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