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The Surd in Theology

P. Magnus Magnusson

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For the benefit of those whose memory of their mathematical experience may be somewhat weak, we would say that in mathematics a surd is defined as "an irrational number of quantity, especially an indicated root that cannot be extracted, as √2."

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For the benefit of those whose memory of their mathematical experience may be somewhat weak, we would say that in mathematics a surd is defined as "an irrational number of quantity, especially an indicated root that cannot be extracted, as √2."

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For the benefit of those whose memory of their mathematical experience may be somewhat weak, we would say that in mathematics a surd is defined as "an irrational number of quantity, especially an indicated root that cannot be extracted, as √2."

Key concepts: Irrational number, Root (linguistics), Mathematics, Theology, Philosophy, Mathematical economics, Linguistics, Geometry

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