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8 8 another proof of Multiplication 9 9 expansion by synthetic diDivision 13 13 vision 131 168 Reduction 18 17 Problems on these rules 131 131 Tables of weights and measures 18 18 Greatest common measure ... 132 Comparison of French and ...
8 8 another proof of Multiplication 9 9 expansion by synthetic diDivision 13 13 vision 131 168 Reduction 18 17 Problems on these rules 131 131 Tables of weights and measures 18 18 Greatest common measure ... 132 Comparison of French and ...
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Then the preceding fractions being all to be divided by the successive divisors ( they forming parts of the numbers successively divided ) we have r3 14 + di d , da dz d , da + + + d , da dz dą d d , d , Reducing these to a common ...
Then the preceding fractions being all to be divided by the successive divisors ( they forming parts of the numbers successively divided ) we have r3 14 + di d , da dz d , da + + + d , da dz dą d d , d , Reducing these to a common ...
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12 Ans . 3326277'yga Ans . 54793319 Ans . 79479803 5294 OF REDUCTION . REDUCTION is the changing of numbers from one name or denomination to another , without altering their value . This is chiefly concerned in reducing money , weights ...
12 Ans . 3326277'yga Ans . 54793319 Ans . 79479803 5294 OF REDUCTION . REDUCTION is the changing of numbers from one name or denomination to another , without altering their value . This is chiefly concerned in reducing money , weights ...
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{ RULES FOR REDUCTION . I. When the Numbers are to be reduced from a Higher Denomination to a Lower : Multiply the number in the highest denomination by as many of the next lower as make an integer , or 1 , in that higher ; to this ...
{ RULES FOR REDUCTION . I. When the Numbers are to be reduced from a Higher Denomination to a Lower : Multiply the number in the highest denomination by as many of the next lower as make an integer , or 1 , in that higher ; to this ...
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Reduce 1185388 farthings into pounds , shillings , and pence . 4 1185388 12 296347d 20 2469 58 70 Answer 12341 158 7d 3. Reduce 241 to farthings . Ans . 23040 . 4. Reduce 337587 farthings to pounds , & c . Ans . 3511 13s 0 d . 5.
Reduce 1185388 farthings into pounds , shillings , and pence . 4 1185388 12 296347d 20 2469 58 70 Answer 12341 158 7d 3. Reduce 241 to farthings . Ans . 23040 . 4. Reduce 337587 farthings to pounds , & c . Ans . 3511 13s 0 d . 5.
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