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Leonard Euler Supreme Geometer by C Truesdell | vii |
Of the Properties of Fractions | viii |
Of the Addition and Subtraction of Fractions | ix |
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Algebra already arithmetical progression become a square bers calculation CHAPTER coefficient common divisor consequently consider contains continued fraction crowns cube root cx² DANIEL BERNOULLI decimal fraction denominator determine difference divided divisible ducats equal EULER evident example exponent expressed factors farther formula geometrical geometrical progression given number gives greater number greatest common divisor Hence infinite number integer numbers JOHN BERNOULLI last term lastly LEONARD EULER less let us suppose letters likewise logarithm manner mathematics method multiplied negative number of terms number sought obtain positive numbers preceding proposed question quotient ratio reduced remainder represented resolve rule second degree second term shew solution square number square root substitute subtracting third degree tion transform unity unknown quantity whence wherefore whole numbers