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# Mathematics in Ancient and Medieval India c8.107

Mathematics in Ancient and Medieval India c8.107

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### [c8.107](https://indike.org/pramana/ins.science.bag-1979.c8.107)

8) '\*Jyās\* of two desired arcs are multiplied by the \*Koṭijyās\* of the other, each product is divided by the radius; the sum of the quotients is the \*Jyā\* of the sum of the angles and their difference is the \*Jyā\* of their difference.'²

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