A Conjecture concerning the Method by Which Cardan's Rules for Resolving the Cubic Equation x3+qx=r in All Cases (or in All Magnitudes of the Known Quantities q and r) and the Cubic Equation x3-qx=r in the First Case of It (or When r is Greater Than 2q? q/3? 3, or rr/4 is Greater Than q3/27) Were Probably Discovered by Scipio Ferreus, of Bononia, or Whoever Else Was the First Inventor of Them. By Francis Maseres, Esq. F. R. S. Cursitor Baron of the Exchequer Volume 70 1780 [LeatherBound]

Francis Maseres

Publication Date: 2025

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• Title: A Conjecture concerning the Method by Which Cardan's Rules for Resolving the Cubic Equation x3+qx=r in All Cases (or in All Magnitudes of the Known Quantities q and r) and the Cubic Equation x3-qx=r in the First Case of It (or When r is Greater Than 2q? q/3? 3, or rr/4 is Greater Than q3/27) Were Probably Discovered by Scipio Ferreus, of Bononia, or Whoever Else Was the First Inventor of Them. By Francis Maseres, Esq. F. R. S. Cursitor Baron of the Exchequer Volume 70 1780 [LeatherBound]
• Publication Date: 2025
• Binding: LeatherBound
• Condition: New