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Simplified calculus. By F.L. Westwater. Pp. xv, 160. 10s. 6d. 1960. (English Universities Press).

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The Mathematical Gazette , Volume 44 , Issue 350 , December 1960 , pp. 309
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Note on page 263 1 Mathematical Gazette A. P. Rollette Vol. 21, 1937, 412; Vol 22, 1938, 257; E. H. Neville Vol. 22, 1938, 288; A. N. Krishnaswami Ayyangar Vol. 22, 1938, 288; HJ. M. Child Vol. 32, 1948, 52; Richard Beetham, Vol. 37, 1953, 53.

Note on page 263 2 Frederick Soddy, “ The Kiss Precise, ” Nature, Vol. 137, 1936, 1021 and Vol. 139, 1937, 62.

Note on page 2643 Two intergalsolutions of Eq. (4) are (1) a, b, c equal to 23, 46, 69 respectively when r’s are 6 and –38, (2) a, b, c, equal to 15, 15, 10 when the r’s are 2 and –30. A very near intergal solutions occurs when a, b, c are 8, 7 and 5 when the r’s are 0.9976... and –15.0003.