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155.*.? = 10,000. But that this may appear the more clearly, I will now repeat the foregoing refolution of this equation in the ftyle and manner of Mr. Raphfon, by omitting the feveral reafonings fet forth in the foregoing articles, and making ufe of...

Tracts on the Resolution of Affected Algebräick Equations by Dr. Halley's ... - Page 307
by Francis Maseres - 1800 - 479 pages
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The Principles of Algebra

William Frend - Algebra - 1796 - 688 pages

...not puzzled the matter by talking of the negative root of the equation — * s + 7*4 — гоя 1 + 155** = 10,000. But that this may appear the more...Canon, or Theorem, for the purpofe of computing the fécond, third, and fourth values of z, in the fame manner as Mr. Raphfon has done. Art. X. Since each...

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