Non-Fiction Books:

The triumph of Mathematics

30 interesting historical problems in Mathematics
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How did the Greeks calculate the radius of Earth and the distance to the Moon? How was found the complete method to solve third- and fourth-degree equations? How was attempted to calculate the time spent by a ship at sea in the fourteenth century ? What is Pell's equation and how is it solved? What method did Archimedes use to approximate the value of Pi? ... This book is a compilation of historical Mathematical problems since the fourth century BC. until the 17th century. Sorted chronologically and solved in a simple way so that everyone interested in Mathematics can understand their solution. Each problem begins with a brief historical introduction, continues with a complete solution supported by multiple tables, figures and examples, and ends with observations on the consequences deduced from it. High quality edition
Release date NZ
August 21st, 2019
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Audience
  • General (US: Trade)
Pages
208
Dimensions
216x279x11
ISBN-13
9781087168357
Product ID
31534938

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