...afTbmed which are generated in the fame time ; if •thofe increments be diminifhed till they vanifh, that ratio to which they approach as their limit, is the ratio of tne fluxions of thofe quantities." Having clearly eftabliflied this important propofiuon, heobferves,...

...quantity increase uniformly., and another of the ' same kind increase -with an accelerated or retarded velocity, and two increments be assumed which are...is the ratio of the fluxions of those quantities. IT 7. Let the line FK be described with a uniform? velocity, and A'Z. with an accelerated velocity,...

...increase uniformly, and another. of the same kind increase with an accelerated or retarded vela* city, and two increments be assumed which are generated...which -they approach as their limit is the ratio of thejluxions of those quantities. "I 7. Let the line FK be described with a uniform velocity , and AZ...

...affiimed which are generated in the fame time ; if thofe increments be diminifhcd till they vanifh, 'hat ratio to Which they approach as their limit, is the ratio of the fkixipn$ of thofe quantities." Having clearly eftabliihed this important propofition, he obfervcs,...

...with an accelerated or retarded velocity, and two increments be assumed, which are generated in che same time ; if those increments be diminished till...is the ratio of the fluxions of those quantities. " Let the line F К be described with an uniform velocity, and at AZ with an accelerated velocity,...