Concerning the evolution of the topic of factoring in textbooks of elementary algebra published in England and the United States from 1631 to 1890

Concerning the evolution of the topic of factoring in textbooks of elementary algebra published in England and the United States from 1631 to 1890

by Hobart Franklin Heller

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