A Treatise on the Geometrical Representation of the Square Roots of Negative QuantitiesJ. Smith, 1828 - 154 pages |
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A+B+C A²x² addition angle BAC Author Biographical BLOOMFIELD'S boards British India CHART OF BIOGRAPHY coloured const containing curve Dictionary ditto dt dt e+cos engraved enlarged equal in length equation figure Art Foolscap fourth proportional Geography GEORGE CRABB Grammar half bound History illustrated inclined to unity JOHN AIKIN large vol length and direction length equal less than 360 Let AP let the parallelogram manner nth root parallel and equal parallelogram Parliamentary Plates Poems Political Portraits positive and less positive direction positive or negative positive quantity prime PRINCIPLES printed proved radius represented in length Second Edition Series sin³ SKETCHES Stay-Sails subtraction tangent THEOBALD WOLFE TONE TREATISE triangles velocity volume whole number whole or fractional Σπ
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