How to Read the Index of a Calculus Textbook?

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The discussion clarifies the abbreviation "ff" in the context of reading a calculus textbook, indicating "and following pages." Specifically, it denotes that when referencing a page, such as page 59, it includes that page and all subsequent pages. The usage of "ff" is noted to be inconsistent in application across different texts.

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What does "ff" mean (please see image below)?

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f = and single following page . eg pages 59 and 60

ff = and following pages . eg page 59 and several or all following pages .

Not always correctly applied .
 
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