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In modern notation, binomes are numbers of the form
where and are integers.
Book X; Definitions , Euclid defined six kinds of binomes, according to various relationships of to , which for Euclid were geometric lengths. In modern notation, the six binomes may be defined as follows.
Binome 1: a binome of the form with , and where is rational; for example .
Binome 2: a binome of the form with , and where is rational; for example .
Binome 3: a binome of the form with , and where is rational; for example .
Binome 4: a binome of the form with , and where is non-rational; for example .
Binome 5: a binome of the form with , and where is non-rational; for example .
Binome 6: a binome of the form with , and where is non-rational; for example .
Harriot made two further distinctions for binomes of the fifth and sixth kind according to is itself a square (type i) or not (type (ii).
In this and the following folio, Add MS f. , Harriot shows that the square of any binome is always a binome of the first kind. This folio shows his working for first, second, and third binomes. ]
Book X; Definitions , Euclid defined six kinds of binomes, according to various relationships of to , which for Euclid were geometric lengths. In modern notation, the six binomes may be defined as follows.
Binome 1: a binome of the form with , and where is rational; for example .
Binome 2: a binome of the form with , and where is rational; for example .
Binome 3: a binome of the form with , and where is rational; for example .
Binome 4: a binome of the form with , and where is non-rational; for example .
Binome 5: a binome of the form with , and where is non-rational; for example .
Binome 6: a binome of the form with , and where is non-rational; for example .
Harriot made two further distinctions for binomes of the fifth and sixth kind according to is itself a square (type i) or not (type (ii).
In this and the following folio, Add MS f. , Harriot shows that the square of any binome is always a binome of the first kind. This folio shows his working for first, second, and third binomes. ]
Binomiorum quadrata, sunt binomia
[Translation: Squares of binomes are binomes of the first ]
[Translation: Squares of binomes are binomes of the first ]
1.
[Translation: A binomial of the first ]
[Translation: A binomial of the first ]
ut
[Translation: as ]
[Translation: as ]

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