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Euclid Book IX: Miscellaneous Topics from Arithmetic

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The first two propositions of Book IX have already been dealt with in the section on similar plane numbers. Props. IX. 3-6 are concerned with cube numbers, for instance Prop. IX. 3. x is a cube ⇒ x2 is a cube. Prop. IX. 6. x2 is a cube ⇒ x is a cube.

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Artmann, B. (1999). Euclid Book IX: Miscellaneous Topics from Arithmetic. In: Euclid—The Creation of Mathematics. Springer, New York, NY. https://doi.org/10.1007/978-1-4612-1412-0_21

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