by Dan Kalman and James White
This article originally appeared in:
College Mathematics Journal
November, 1998
Subject classification(s):
Polynomial Equations | Algebra | Algebra and Number Theory | Analysis | Numerical Analysis | Solutions of EquationsApplicable Course(s):
4.8 History of Math | 2.1 College AlgebraA simple symmetric way of solving the cubic equation.
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