A Treatise on Algebra: For the Use of Schools and Colleges

added algebraic already approximate arithmetical arrangements becomes binomial called coefficient consisting contain continued decimal denominator determine difference divide dividend division divisor entire number equal equation evident example exponent expression extract factors figure find the values formula four fourth fraction functions given gives greater greatest common divisor indicated least less letters limit logarithm manner means multiplied necessary negative obtain operation perfect performed polynomials positive preceding principles problem progression proportion proposed question quotient radical raised ratio received reduced remainder represent Resolving respectively result rule satisfy second term shillings sides simple solution sought square root substitution subtract successively taken tens term third third power third root tion transformed twice units unity unknown quantities variations whence whole