A New Introduction to the Science of Algebra ...

2d power added addition algebraic apply arithmetical progression becomes called cent coefficient common common denominator consider contained continued cube root decimal Demonstration denominator denote difference Divide dividend division divisor dollars double equal equation evident EXAMPLES exponent expressed extracting the root extremes factors feet figure Find the sum four fourth fraction given given number gives greater hand hence hundreds increased indicated known last term least common less letters logarithms manner means multiplicand Multiply number of terms obtain operation perform period polynomial preceding prime principle proceed progression proportion quantity quotient radical raised ratio reasoning Reduce remainder represent result RULE shows signifies simple fraction square root subtraction Suppose tens third thousands tion Transposing twice units unity unknown quantity whence whole number writing written