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EDIT Earliest use Brackets [ ] are found in the manuscript edition of Algebra by Rafael Bombelli (1526-1573) from about 1550. Source: A History of Mathematical Notations, Cajori, vol. 1, page 391
84.176.184.170 84.176.185.80

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