A portable cyclopędia; or, Compendious dictionary of arts and sciences |
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Thin divide te host term of the dividendlytefirst term or the divisori multiply the juotient by the whole divisor ... the 14 is led the numerator , and that below the d . nominator , If the numerator and denominator be Inultiplied or ...
Thin divide te host term of the dividendlytefirst term or the divisori multiply the juotient by the whole divisor ... the 14 is led the numerator , and that below the d . nominator , If the numerator and denominator be Inultiplied or ...
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Multiply the numerator by the given denominator , dividi.g the product If the quantity to be multiplied is mixed ... that multiplied again by the denone of the dividend by the nugiven quant ty will be the fourth power Denus the divisor ...
Multiply the numerator by the given denominator , dividi.g the product If the quantity to be multiplied is mixed ... that multiplied again by the denone of the dividend by the nugiven quant ty will be the fourth power Denus the divisor ...
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Multiply those cam . first and third numbers into the same de . bers together which are marked for a .. nomination ... When the same numbers sre be the fourth number in the same deco- found in the divisor as in the dividend , mination ...
Multiply those cam . first and third numbers into the same de . bers together which are marked for a .. nomination ... When the same numbers sre be the fourth number in the same deco- found in the divisor as in the dividend , mination ...
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Multiply the nu . in the denominator as ogures af er la merators of the factors together for the coinma ... 13349 minator of the dividend by the numerator 130037 Take 90 160 63 of the divisor ; and the product will be the denominator of ...
Multiply the nu . in the denominator as ogures af er la merators of the factors together for the coinma ... 13349 minator of the dividend by the numerator 130037 Take 90 160 63 of the divisor ; and the product will be the denominator of ...
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| Title | A portable cyclopędia; or, Compendious dictionary of arts and sciences |
| Author | C T. Watkins |
| Published | 1810 |
| Original from | Oxford University |
| Digitized | 15 May 2006 |
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