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| author = William Anthony Granville ...on'' separate arcs concave upwards from arcs concave downwards.<ref>Points of inflection may also be defined as points where ...

| author = William Anthony Granville '''54. Differentiation of <math>\operatorname{vers} \ v</math>.''' ...

| author = William Anthony Granville '''44. Differentiation of a logarithm.''' ...

| author = William Anthony Granville ...erse junctions'', have been added to the list of formulas at the beginning of this chapter as XXV and XXVI respectively. ...

| author = William Anthony Granville MAXIMA AND MINIMA. POINTS OF INFLECTION. CURVE TRACING ...

| author = William Anthony Granville ...rived from the ''General Rule'' for differentiating certain standard forms of frequent occurrence in order to facilitate the work. ...

| author = William Anthony Granville SIMPLE APPLICATIONS OF THE DERIVATIVE ...

| author = William Anthony Granville ...on a curve and the tangent to the curve at that point.''' Let the equation of the curve in polar coördinates be <math>\rho = f(\theta)</math>. ...

| author = William Anthony Granville ...folding up the tin to form the sides. What should be the length of a side of the squares cut out? ...

| title = [[../|A Budget of Paradoxes]] :The mathematical and philosophical works of the Right Rev. John Wilkins{{ref|502}}.... In two volumes. London, 1802, 8v ...