Titlebook: Ganita-Yukti-Bhasa (Rationales Mathematical Astronomy) of Jyesthadeva; Vol. 1 - Mathematics K. V. Sarma,K. Ramasubramanian,M. S. Sriram Boo

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https://doi.org/10.1007/978-3-642-36455-6Now is stated the method to know the measure of the circumference of a circle in terms of its diameter which forms of the side of a square, the said side being taken to be of measure unity in some unit like the cubit or ..

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G. Steinbeck,W. Rosenberger,B. LüderitzThis may be illustrated by the following example, where 234 is the multiplier and 647 is the multiplicand.

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Seminar

S. Lautenbacher,R. Hölzl,M. HaslbeckIf we have to add or subtract one-fourth (denoted ¼) and one fifth (denoted .), we have to render them into same denomination (.). This is done by noting that one-fifth of one-fourth and one-fourth of one-fifth are both identical, namely one-twentieth (denoted .). This is represented in Figure 3.1.

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Bernd-Robert Höhn,Peter Oster,Karsten StahlThe typical problem involving the rule of three is the following: When 5 measures of paddy is known to yield 2 measures of rice (and when it is presumed that the same relation will persist always (.)) how many measures of rice will be obtained from 12 measures of paddy?

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Hermann Winner,Walther WachenfeldIn any rectangle, the longer side (taken as the lateral side) is the . and the shorter side (taken as the vertical side) is the .. Then the square of the ., the diagonal, is equal to the sum of the squares of the . and the ..

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COMA

The Eight Mathematical OperationsMay the Supreme Effulgence which sweeps off assailing masses of obstacles confer on me eternal purity of mind.

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The Ten Questions and AnswersNow, the method to ascertain two numbers if any two of the following five, viz., the sum, difference, product, sum of squares, and difference of squares of the two numbers, are known.