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#[[Yang Hui]]’s "Nine Chapters on the Mathematical Arts with Detailed Explanations" defines ''cheng'' as a general term for measuring weight, height, and length. Detailed Explanations states: What is called “rectangular” (''fang'') is the shape of the numbers; “measure” (''cheng'') is the general term for [all forms of] measurement, also a method for equating weights, lengths, and volumes, especially referring to measuring clearly and distinctly the greater and lesser.
==Contents of the chapter titled ''Fangcheng''==
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