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糖心Vlog

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27 August 2013

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Posters looking at the influence of ancient Greek and Latin on mathematical words. PLEASE REVIEW / COMMENT.
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Bill.Inge

14 years ago
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Great summary. Note ????a (gonia) means angle, not side, though.

michellezim

14 years ago
5

A great resource to highlight links between Latin/Greek and Maths. Thanks **

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