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# Mathematics in Ancient and Medieval India c8.76

Mathematics in Ancient and Medieval India c8.76

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### [c8.76](https://indike.org/pramana/ins.science.bag-1979.c8.76)

1. ‘The square-root of half the result obtained by adding to or subtracted from the maximum value of the \*Jyā\*, the product of the radius and the \*Jyā\* of an arc gives the \*Jyā\* of an arc equal to twelve times the first arc (i.e., 3⁰45' × 12 = 45⁰) increased or decreased by half of the arc (under consideration )'.¹

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