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1. Two terms. i. Four terms.
2. Comparison of two terms. 2. Equality of two ratios.
III. Various Methods of expressing Proportion.
(«) A = e- {S) 6 : 12 = 20 :4o, (c) As 6 : 12 : ; 20 : 40.
1. (a) and (i) should be gained from the class ; (c) should be told and written on B.B.
2. Give the correct method of reading (c).
As 6 is to 12, so is 20 to 40.
3. Tell that the four dots : ; are said to represent the four ends of the two lines expressing equality — (:=:) 4. Recall the explanation of the tw...o dots (:), and re-write statement in III. (c), thus :— 6-r- 12:=: 20^40.
Compare this statement with III. (a).
IV. Nomenclature of Proportion.
1. Consider the proportion 6 : 12 : : 20 140 ; and dravc attention of class to the following technicalities : — (a) Terms. — Each of the four quantities in a proportion is called a Term ; e.g. 6, 12, 20, 40 are Terms.
(6) Extremes. — The outside terms, 6 and 40, are called the Extremes.
Ic) Means. — The inside terms, 12 and 20, are called the Means.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
1. Two terms. i. Four terms.
2. Comparison of two terms. 2. Equality of two ratios.
III. Various Methods of expressing Proportion.
(«) A = e- {S) 6 : 12 = 20 :4o, (c) As 6 : 12 : ; 20 : 40.
1. (a) and (i) should be gained from the class ; (c) should be told and written on B.B.
2. Give the correct method of reading (c).
As 6 is to 12, so is 20 to 40.
3. Tell that the four dots : ; are said to represent the four ends of the two lines expressing equality — (:=:) 4. Recall the explanation of the tw...o dots (:), and re-write statement in III. (c), thus :— 6-r- 12:=: 20^40.
Compare this statement with III. (a).
IV. Nomenclature of Proportion.
1. Consider the proportion 6 : 12 : : 20 140 ; and dravc attention of class to the following technicalities : — (a) Terms. — Each of the four quantities in a proportion is called a Term ; e.g. 6, 12, 20, 40 are Terms.
(6) Extremes. — The outside terms, 6 and 40, are called the Extremes.
Ic) Means. — The inside terms, 12 and 20, are called the Means.
What to read after A Primer of School Method;?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by T F G Thomas Francis George Dexter to read onlineMoreLess
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