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How to Solve a Cubic Equation, Part 2: The 11 Case

This paper describes the roots of cubic equations. So our goal is to find a good practical closed-form solution process for cubic equations. Then, at the end of this discussion, we go back and make some observations about the relation between iterative and closed- form solutions

James F. Blinn | J. Blinn

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