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Nature and notable use of the most simple trigonal numbers : with two arithmetical tables, that, over and above the solution of several important problems, give the square-root of every square, expressed by an integer number, and seated between the unity and forty thousand millions, and the cubic root of every cube, expressed by an integer number, and seated between the unity and two hundred sixteen thousand millions.

Eighteenth Century Collections Online III (ECCO) Available online

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Book
Author/Creator:
Joncourt, Élias de
Language:
English
Place of Publication:
1762

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