Graphic Algebra
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a;* -42x2 -64 a; + 105 = 0. 4. a;* - 37 a;^ _ 24 a; + 180 = 0.
* To compute r, use table of squares and square roots in Appendix III.
BIQUADRATIC EQUATIONS 63 5. x*-75ay'-70x + lU = 0. 8. ic* - 68 ;»= + 441 = 0.
6. a! b, -| ± Vd.
I.e. the roots of equation (1) are complex, but they may be found by solving (3) instead.
The circles C, C", and G", which represent respectively equa- tions (1), (2), and (3), are connected by simple geometric relations, which make it possible to construct the third c...ircle (C") when the first one (0) is given.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
a;* -42x2 -64 a; + 105 = 0. 4. a;* - 37 a;^ _ 24 a; + 180 = 0.
* To compute r, use table of squares and square roots in Appendix III.
BIQUADRATIC EQUATIONS 63 5. x*-75ay'-70x + lU = 0. 8. ic* - 68 ;»= + 441 = 0.
6. a! b, -| ± Vd.
I.e. the roots of equation (1) are complex, but they may be found by solving (3) instead.
The circles C, C", and G", which represent respectively equa- tions (1), (2), and (3), are connected by simple geometric relations, which make it possible to construct the third c...ircle (C") when the first one (0) is given.
What to read after Graphic Algebra?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Arthur Schultze to read onlineMoreLess
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