Definition of quadratrix in English:

quadratrix

noun kwɒˈdreɪtrɪks

Mathematics

A curve whose ordinate represents the area under another curve; specifically that attributed to Hippias (5th cent. b.c.) in his attempt to trisect an angle, having the formula y = x cotπx/2a (in polar coordinates r = 2aθ/π sin θ).

Mid 17th century. From post-classical Latin quadratrix from classical Latin quadrāt-, past participial stem of quadrāre + -trīx.

nounkwɒˈdreɪtrɪks

Mathematics

A curve whose ordinate represents the area under another curve; specifically that attributed to Hippias (5th cent. b.c.) in his attempt to trisect an angle, having the formula y = x cotπx/2a (in polar coordinates r = 2aθ/π sin θ).

Mid 17th century. From post-classical Latin quadratrix from classical Latin quadrāt-, past participial stem of quadrāre + -trīx.

单词	quadratrix
释义	Definition of quadratrix in English: quadratrix noun kwɒˈdreɪtrɪks Mathematics A curve whose ordinate represents the area under another curve; specifically that attributed to Hippias (5th cent. b.c.) in his attempt to trisect an angle, having the formula y = x cotπx/2a (in polar coordinates r = 2aθ/π sin θ). Origin Mid 17th century. From post-classical Latin quadratrix from classical Latin quadrāt-, past participial stem of quadrāre + -trīx. Definition of quadratrix in US English: quadratrix nounkwɒˈdreɪtrɪks Mathematics A curve whose ordinate represents the area under another curve; specifically that attributed to Hippias (5th cent. b.c.) in his attempt to trisect an angle, having the formula y = x cotπx/2a (in polar coordinates r = 2aθ/π sin θ). Origin Mid 17th century. From post-classical Latin quadratrix from classical Latin quadrāt-, past participial stem of quadrāre + -trīx.
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