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CONTENTS.

1. CHAPTER

   PAGE

2. Prologue ................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................

   xi

3. I.

   To Deliver You From The Preliminary Terrors ................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................

   1

4. II.

   On Different Degrees of Smallness ................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................

   3

5. III.

   On Relative Growings ................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................

   9

6. IV.

   Simplest Cases ................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................

   18

7. V.

   Next Stage. What to do with Constants ................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................

   26

8. VI.

   Sums, Differences, Products, and Quotients ................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................

   35

9. VII.

   Successive Differentiation ................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................

   49

10. VIII.

    When Time Varies ................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................

    52

11. IX.

    Introducing a Useful Dodge ................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................

    67

12. X.

    Geometrical Meaning of Differentiation ................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................

    76

13. XI.

    Maxima and Minima ................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................

    93

14. XII.

    Curvature of Curves ................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................

    112

15. XIII.

    Other Useful Dodges ................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................

    121

16. XIV.

    On true Compound Interest and the Law of Organic Growth ................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................

    134

17. XV.

    How To Deal With Sines And Cosines ................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................

    165

18. XVI.

    Partial Differentiation ................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................

    175

19. XVII.

    Integration ................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................

    182