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Chen Jui Hua
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Jun-06-02, 09:04 AM (EST)
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"About the symbol of square root"
 
  
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I want to know " source of the symbol of square root" => ¡Ô


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alexbadmin
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Jun-06-02, 09:18 AM (EST)
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1. "RE: About the symbol of square root"
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   Have a look at the following page

https://members.aol.com/jeff570/operation.html

When there search for the word "radical". The page omits to mention, that, before Euler, the symbol has been adopted by Leibniz.


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