Graphs and Imaginaries

Discover a new method for finding imaginary roots of quadratic equations and the points of intersection of various curves with this innovative text by J. G. Hamilton. Through the use of simple graphical techniques, Hamilton demonstrates how complex mathematical concepts can be easily understood and applied. Perfect for mathematicians, scientists, or anyone seeking a new perspective on the world of mathematics.
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