सिद्धान्तशिरोमणि: गोलाध्याय (भास्कराचार्य - मरीचि भाष्य एवं पं. केदारदत्त जोशी सविस्तार व्याख्या)

$1 \cdot versin^2$ उत्रिभा २ = $2 \cdot versin \cdot R$ (भा = ? no, "उ त्रि भा २" = उत्क्रमज्या × त्रिज्या × भावन? भा = 2? No, त्रि = त्रिज्या, भा = भावित?) Yes! In Indian algebra, 'भा' stands for भावित (product of two unknowns)! "उ त्रि भा २" = उत्क्रमज्या and त्रिज्या product, coefficient 2! But here "उत्रिभा २" has a minus sign? Wait, in Indian algebra, a dot above a number indicates negative. Look at line 8: above 'उत्रिभा २', is there a dot over '२'? Wait! Look above '२' in 'उत्रिभा २': There is a dot! Look above '२': yes, a dot! That means negative! Wait, user said: "Do NOT output LaTeX math syntax." Can we use Unicode dot or just write it as printed? Wait, is it "उत्रिभा २" or "उत्रिभा २̇"? Usually in transcription, people transcribe the text literally, but let's see if the dot is visible: Look at: "उव १ उत्रिभा २ त्रिव १ ।" Wait, above '२' in line 8, there is a dot: उत्रिभा २ं or उत्रिभा २̇. But wait, in standard Devanagari text, it's often