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A Factor of a composite number , or simply a Factor , is any one of the numbers which enters into the composition of that composite number . NOTATION AND NUMERATION . These rules teach how to denote or express any proposed number ...
A Factor of a composite number , or simply a Factor , is any one of the numbers which enters into the composition of that composite number . NOTATION AND NUMERATION . These rules teach how to denote or express any proposed number ...
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And the number found , being the total amount , is called the Product . Also , both the multiplier and multiplicand are , in general , named the Terms or Factors . Before proceeding to any operations in this rule , it.
And the number found , being the total amount , is called the Product . Also , both the multiplier and multiplicand are , in general , named the Terms or Factors . Before proceeding to any operations in this rule , it.
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+ Cast all the 9s out of the sum of the figures in each of the two factors , as in Addition , and set down the remainders . Multiply these two remainders together , and cast the 9s out of the product , as also out of the whole product ...
+ Cast all the 9s out of the sum of the figures in each of the two factors , as in Addition , and set down the remainders . Multiply these two remainders together , and cast the 9s out of the product , as also out of the whole product ...
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I. When there are Ciphers in the Factors . If the ciphers be at the right - hand of the numbers ; multiply the other figures only , and annex as many ciphers to the right - hand of the whole product , as are in both the factors .
I. When there are Ciphers in the Factors . If the ciphers be at the right - hand of the numbers ; multiply the other figures only , and annex as many ciphers to the right - hand of the whole product , as are in both the factors .
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... divide by one of the factors of the divisor , putting down the remainder to the right of the quotient ... as in the former case ; then this quotient by the next factor , and so on till all the factors have been used .
... divide by one of the factors of the divisor , putting down the remainder to the right of the quotient ... as in the former case ; then this quotient by the next factor , and so on till all the factors have been used .
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| Title | A Course of Mathematics: In Two Volumes. For the Use of the Royal Military Academy, Volume 1 A Course of Mathematics: In Two Volumes. For the Use of the Royal Military Academy, Charles Hutton |
| Author | Charles Hutton |
| Edition | 12 |
| Publisher | Gilberte and Rivington, 1841 |
| Original from | University of Illinois at Urbana-Champaign |
| Digitized | 8 Jul 2014 |
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