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Latin'alumen '

Latin'silex '

Latin'ferrum '

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Latin'carboneum 'for carbon

Latin'argentum 'for silver

Latin'stannum 'for tin

Latin'caesius' for'heaven blue '.

Graeco Latin'hydrargyrum 'for'liquid silver'

from the Latin'carbo 'for coal.

from the Latin'ferrum 'for iron.

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Latin'calx 'for'lime'

Latin'rubidus' for'dark red '

Latin'plumbum 'for Lead

Latin'radius' for'beam ', as it is radioactive

Greek'aktis' for'beam ' actinium is radioactive

It's Latin for quod erat demonstrandum, which translates literally to

Latin'germania 'is an old name for Germany

Latin'tellus' or'telluris' for'Planet Earth '

Latin'holmia 'for the old name of Stockholm

Latin'aurum '. Named after Aurora, the goddess of sunrise

Latin'hassia 'for the German county Hessen. In Hessen a lot elements have been discovered.

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60 squared plus 32 squared is equal to x squared.

Our area squared is equal to a squared times b squared. a squared times d squared, plus c squared times b squared, plus c squared times d squared.

This distance squared plus this distance squared is going to equal that distance squared.

Which is equal to secant squared.

It's equal to a squared b squared, plus a squared d squared, plus c squared b squared, plus c squared d squared, minus a squared b squared, minus 2abcd, minus c squared, d squared.

So 29.54 of 29.54 squared, B squared

A squared minus b squared, right?