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whence
Now it has been proved in Chapter VII that
We have therefore
approximately. The order of magnitude of is therefore that of . This magnitude is mainly constant. The order of magnitude of is that of unity. The order of magnitude of , and therefore of , is that of .[1]
The members of the last equation have the order of magnitude of . Equation (338) gives also for the first approximation
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THE FUNCTION AND
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Equation (338) gives for the first approximation
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- ↑ Compare (289), (314).
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