Graphical Calculus
by Arthur Henry Barker
Publisher: Longmans, Green, and Co. 1896
ISBN/ASIN: 111222596X
Number of pages: 188
Description:
All teachers of engineering and applied sciences generally now recognize the vast superiority of graphical over purely mathematical methods of imparting instruction of almost every description. The former are much more convincing to the student, because they appeal to the eye, the training of which is one of the chief objects to be aimed at in the education of an engineer. In this little book we see graphical constructions of a very simple character employed to teach what, to the beginner, are somewhat abstruse mathematical principles.
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