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... number , supposes the cube root of that number is required . Denotes the
biquadrate root , or fourth power , & c . ' ARITHMETIC is the art of computing by
numbers , and OHARACTERS .
... number , supposes the cube root of that number is required . Denotes the
biquadrate root , or fourth power , & c . ' ARITHMETIC is the art of computing by
numbers , and OHARACTERS .
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Ans . , 007225 What is the cube of 25 , 4 ? ... A Table of the Squares and Cubes
of the nine digits . ... T 81 Cubes . 118 | 27 | 64 | 125 | 216 343 5127291
EXTRACTION OF THE SQUARE ROOT . Any nuinber multiplied into itself
produces a ...
Ans . , 007225 What is the cube of 25 , 4 ? ... A Table of the Squares and Cubes
of the nine digits . ... T 81 Cubes . 118 | 27 | 64 | 125 | 216 343 5127291
EXTRACTION OF THE SQUARE ROOT . Any nuinber multiplied into itself
produces a ...
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Then to the sum of 21 , 5 . [ numb . tand4 , 5 ✓8129 dit . of the Greatest aumber ,
26 , 0 ) 41 the diff . - Answers . Least number , 17 , 0 ) EXTRACTION OF THE
CUBE ROOT . A cube is any number multiplied by its square . ; To extract the
cube ...
Then to the sum of 21 , 5 . [ numb . tand4 , 5 ✓8129 dit . of the Greatest aumber ,
26 , 0 ) 41 the diff . - Answers . Least number , 17 , 0 ) EXTRACTION OF THE
CUBE ROOT . A cube is any number multiplied by its square . ; To extract the
cube ...
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... by the square of the last quotient figure , and that product by 30 , and place the
product under the last ; tnen under these two products place the cube of the last
quotient figure , and add them together , calling their sum the subtrahend . . 7 .
... by the square of the last quotient figure , and that product by 30 , and place the
product under the last ; tnen under these two products place the cube of the last
quotient figure , and add them together , calling their sum the subtrahend . . 7 .
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Find by trial , a cube near to the given number , and call it the supposed cube . 2 .
Then , as twice the supposed cube , added to the given number , is to twice the
given number added to the supposed cube , so is the root of the supposed cube ...
Find by trial , a cube near to the given number , and call it the supposed cube . 2 .
Then , as twice the supposed cube , added to the given number , is to twice the
given number added to the supposed cube , so is the root of the supposed cube ...
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| Title | Daboll's Schoolmaster's Assistant: Improved and Enlarged, Being a Plain Practical System of Arithmetic, Adapted to the United States |
| Author | Nathan Daboll |
| Publisher | G. Tracy, 1841 |
| Original from | Harvard University |
| Digitized | 28 Aug 2007 |
| Length | 231 pages |
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