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... jebr and al mokabalah , by which he designates certain operations peculiar to the solution of equations . However , he re- peatedly employs these two terms combined for the name of this entire branch of mathematical science . As the ...
... jebr and al mokabalah , by which he designates certain operations peculiar to the solution of equations . However , he re- peatedly employs these two terms combined for the name of this entire branch of mathematical science . As the ...
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... jebr and al mokabalah ; namely , the rule of jebr or restora- tion , and of mokabalah or reduction.1 Both Mohammed Ben Musa and other Arabian writers on Algebra did not adopt the Hindu notations . They have no symbols , arbitrary or ...
... jebr and al mokabalah ; namely , the rule of jebr or restora- tion , and of mokabalah or reduction.1 Both Mohammed Ben Musa and other Arabian writers on Algebra did not adopt the Hindu notations . They have no symbols , arbitrary or ...
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... jebr . This name was given to the operation because it was only after negative terms had been removed that the equation itself became capable of solution by the application of their rules . After al jebr followed al mokabalah , which ...
... jebr . This name was given to the operation because it was only after negative terms had been removed that the equation itself became capable of solution by the application of their rules . After al jebr followed al mokabalah , which ...
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... jebr and al mokabalah . These two operations ( one of which has given the name to the science ) are precisely what are enjoined , without distinctive appella- tions of them , in the introduction of the Arithmetics of Diophantus . He ...
... jebr and al mokabalah . These two operations ( one of which has given the name to the science ) are precisely what are enjoined , without distinctive appella- tions of them , in the introduction of the Arithmetics of Diophantus . He ...
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... Jebr , restoration ; let those things which are of the same kind , and equal on both sides , be thrown away ; this is Mokabalah , opposition . Book IX . contains the following twelve rules respecting the properties of numbers : - 1. To ...
... Jebr , restoration ; let those things which are of the same kind , and equal on both sides , be thrown away ; this is Mokabalah , opposition . Book IX . contains the following twelve rules respecting the properties of numbers : - 1. To ...
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