...two g -i left-hand figures of the div_ « idend ; and finding it to be ' " 2 times, we write the 2 in the quotient, multiply the divisor by it, and subtract the product from the 47; and to the right of the remainder, 9, bring down 1, the next figure of the dividend, making...

...Write 0 in the quotient, and bring down 9, the next figure of the dividend. 72 in 129, once. Write 1 in the quotient, multiply the divisor by it, and subtract the product from 129. The remainder is 57, to which bring down the next figure, 6. Repeat again the same steps....

...10 tens, to which add the 4 tens of the dividend, making 14 tens, expressed by bringing down the 4 to the right of the 1 hundred. Then 3 is contained...much by what is termed Short Division, as follows : 3 is contained in 4, 1 time and 1 remainder ; 1 pre3)447 fixed or placed before 4, makes 14 ; 3 in...

...10 tens, to which add the 4 tens of the dividend, making 14 tens, expressed by bringing down the 4 to the right of the 1 hundred. Then 3 is contained...making 27. 3 is contained in 27, 9 times. Multiplying апЙ- subtracting as before, nothing remains. PROOF : 149 x 3 = 447. The work may be shortened very...

...expressed by bringing down the 4, to the right of the 1 hundred. Then 3 is contained in 14, 4 times und a remainder. Write the 4 in the quotient, multiply...Multiplying and subtracting as before, nothing remains. PROOP : 149 x 3 — 447. The work may be shortened very much by what is termed Short Division, as follows...

...remainder. Ans. 36460-918. -We put 951 to the left of the dividend : 9 is contained 3 times in 34, place 3 in the quotient, multiply the divisor by it, and subtract the product 2853, the remainder is 614 : annex 4, the next figure of the dividend. Again, 9 is contained 6 times...

...4 hundreds, and the re- £7 mainder is 1 hundred, equal to 10 tens, to „„ which add the 4 tens of the dividend, making — 14 tens, expressed by...much by what is termed Short Division, as follows : 3 is contained in 4, once and 1 remainder ; 1 prefixed 3 ) 447 or placed before 4, makes 14 ; 3 in...

...letters. II. Divide the first term of the dividend by the first ten.i of tht divisor, and write the result in the quotient ; multiply the divisor by it, and subtract the product from the dividend. HI. Regard the remainder as a new dividend and proceed aa before, and thus continue...

...Write 0 in the quotient, and bring down 9, the next figure of the dividend. 72 in 129, once. Write 1 in the quotient, multiply the divisor by it, and subtract the product from 129. The remainder is 57, to which bring down the next figure, 9. Repeat again the same steps....