The Philosophy of Arithmetic as Developed from the Three Fundamental Processes of Synthesis, Analysis, and Comparison: Containing Also a History of Arithmetic |
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adopted Albert Girard algebra analysis arithmetic arithmetical progression Avoirdupois bers called cent CHAPTER ciphers circulate coins common fraction compared comparison composite numbers Compound Proportion contained continued fraction cube root decimal fractions decimal point decimal scale decimal separator definition demonstration Denominate Number denote derived digits divided divisible by 9 dominical letter exactly divisible factors four fractional units fundamental geometrical progression geometry given greatest common divisor hence hundredths idea illustrate integers interest large numbers last term latter least common multiple mathematicians measure method metic minuend nature notation number equals number expressed number is divisible obtained odd numbers operations origin periods pound presented prime number principle problem quantity quotient ratio readily reasoning reduce regarded relation remainder repetend rule seen sexagesimal simple solution square root standard Stevinus subtraction supposed symbol synthesis tion truths weight whole number write