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On the Study and Difficulties of Mathematics

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On the Study and Difficulties of Mathematics
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Publisher: The Open Court Publishing
ISBN/ASIN: 1241253889
Number of pages: 318

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In compiling the following pages, my object has been to notice particularly several points in the principles of algebra and geometry, which have not obtained their due importance in our elementary works on these sciences.

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