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uy:Td-nu /o- — — BY THE SAME AUTHOR. A Treatise on Elementary Dynamics. Crown 8vo. Third Edition, Revised and Enlarged. 7s. 6c?. Solutions of the Examples in the Elementary Dynamics. Crown 8vo. 75. Qd. The Elements of Statics and Dynamics. Fcap. 8vo. Part I. Elements of Statics. Fourth Edition, 4s. 6d. Part II. Elements of Dynamics. Fourth Ed., 3s. Qd. The two Parts bound in one Volume. 7s. Qd. "Mr Loney shows that he knows how to combine perspicuity with brevity in a remarkable degree. One feature of both books is that the author points out the portions that areadaptedfor a firstreading, and also those that are required for particular examinations." GUdTd'tQjTt PART ELEMENTS OF STATICS. I. "Students reading for the different examinations at Cambridge, for the London University Matriculation, and intermediate Science, and for the Woolwich Entrance Examinations, will fi^nd a statement of the part of the book to be read on this subject. Mr Loneydeserves much praise for the uniformly high standard he has shown in this his latest effort." Glasgow Herald. Solutions of the Examples in the Elements of Statics and Dynamics. Ex. Fcap. Svo. 7s. Qd. Mechanics and Hydrostatics for Beginners. Ex. Fcap. 8vo. Third Edition. 3s. Qd. Plane Trigonometry. In two Parts. Crown 8vo. Second Edition. Part I. up to and including the Solution of Triangles. 5s. Part II. De Moivre's Theorem and the higher portions. 3s. 6d. The two Parts bound in one Yolume. 7s. Qd. NATURE says; " ...It would be difficult to finda better introduc- tion to Plane Trigonometry." The SCHOOL GUARDIAN says; " ...It is a model of method, clearness, and accuracy; and the simplicity of its explanations, its numerous illustrative diagrams, and its large and varied collection of exercises and examplescombine to render it especiallysuitable for the use of young pupils and private students....The typography of the volume is in every respect admirable...." " " The SCHOOLMASTER says; " ...Mr Loney, using the soundest judgment in his choice of matter, presents it with inimitable brevity andclearness; the publishers, too, have viedwith the author in their efforts to excel, and, as a result, the book is in every way worthy of commendation." The SCOTSMAN says ; " ...It expounds the subject with a skill and fulness which give evidence of a peculiar experience in teaching and of a special appreciation of the needs of students. The PRACTICAL TEACHER says; "...Among its numerous competitors it cannot fail to attain a deservedly high and popular position." The NATIONAL TEACHER (Ireland) says '• ...Seldomdo such ; books come under the notice of the reviewer. For conciseness and clearness it has few compeers. It is deep without dullness ; compre- hensive without wearisomeness. It comes before us with a newness and freshness almost amounting to novelty...." The SPEAKER says ; "Mr Loney as a writer of elementary mathematical treatises maintains a high standard. His Elementary Dynamics is marked by its brevity and clearness and deserves its success....The Cambridge Press has every reason to be proud of its achievement." The EDUCATIONAL REVIEW says; "...The author has not made a special point of developing any one particular branch of the subject, but his work is of uniform character throughout, and, we may add, of uniformly good quality....The arrangement of sections is excellent; the attention is clearly directed to important points, and the style in which the book is produced may be fairly described as luxurious." The GLASGOWHERALDsays " ...Mr Loney'stext-bookissure ; to bewidelyusedinthe severalmathematicalclasseswheresoundwork is expected. The publisher's part of the work is also most admirably done. The UNIVERSITY CORRESPONDENT says; "...It is well written and the chapters relating to the changes of sign and mag- nitude of trigonometrical ratios in different quadrants are especially deserving ofpraise...." SCIENCE AND ART says; "...In the analytical part of the subject, considerable attention has been given to complex quantities, and the author is to be congratulated on the lucid way in which he has treated them....The book may be strongly recommended as a first-rate text-book." aontion: C. J. CLAY and SONS, CAMBRIDGE UNIVERSITY PRESS WAREHOUSE, AVE MARIA LANE. ARGTLE STREET. (ffilagfloia: 263, THE ELEMENTS OP COOEDINATE GEOMETRY. THE ELEMENTS OF COOEDINATE aEOMETRY BY LONEY, S. L. M.A., LATE FELLOW OF SIDNEY SUSSEX COLLEGE, CAMBRIDGE, PROFESSOR AT THE ROYAL HOLLOWAY COLLEGE. ^^^l^^mU. MASS. MATH, DEPTi MACMILLAN AND CO. AND NEW YOEK. 1895 [All Bights reserved.'] CTambrtlJse: PRINTED BY J. & C. F. CLAY, AT THE UNIVEBSITY PRESS. 150553