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Mathematics in Ancient and Medieval India c5.s14.31

Mathematics in Ancient and Medieval India c5.s14.31

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c5.s14.31

In the first example, according to Nārāyaṇa, “the roots for the additive unity are ( 6, 19 ), ( 228, 721 ), ( 8658, 27379 ). Then dividing the greater root by the smaller root the approximate values are :