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| so:text | The use of canon raised numerous questions concerning the paths of projectiles. ...One might determine... what type of curve a projectile follows and.... prove some geometrical facts about this curve, but geometry could never answer such questions as how high the projectile would go or how far from the starting point it would land. The seventeenth century sought the quantitative or numerical information needed for practical applications, and such information is provided by algebra. (en) |
| so:isPartOf | https://en.wikiquote.org/wiki/Morris_Kline |
| so:description | Mathematics and the Physical World (1959) (en) |
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