An Elementary Treatise On Arithmetic
An Elementary Treatise On Arithmetic
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By 16, which is £22 2s. 8d. And to this I add once the multiplicand and this sura £?3 10s. 4d. Is evidently equal to 17 times the multiplicand.
106. It may be observed, that in those cases, where the de- crease of value from one denomination to another, is according to the same law throughout, that is, where it takes the same number of a lower denomination to make one of the next higher through Multiplication of Compound J^umbers. 87 all the denominations, the multiplication of one compound num...ber by another, may be performed in a manner similar to what takes place with regard to abstract numbers.
This regular gradation is sometimes preserved in the denom- inations, that succeed to feet in long measure, 1 inch or prime being considered as equal to 12 seconds, and 1 second to 12 thirds, and so on, the several denominations after feet being distinguish- ed by one, two, &c. Accents, thus, lOf. 4' 5" 10'".
If it were required to find the product of 2f. 4' by 3f. 10' we should proceed as below.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
By 16, which is £22 2s. 8d. And to this I add once the multiplicand and this sura £?3 10s. 4d. Is evidently equal to 17 times the multiplicand.
106. It may be observed, that in those cases, where the de- crease of value from one denomination to another, is according to the same law throughout, that is, where it takes the same number of a lower denomination to make one of the next higher through Multiplication of Compound J^umbers. 87 all the denominations, the multiplication of one compound num...ber by another, may be performed in a manner similar to what takes place with regard to abstract numbers.
This regular gradation is sometimes preserved in the denom- inations, that succeed to feet in long measure, 1 inch or prime being considered as equal to 12 seconds, and 1 second to 12 thirds, and so on, the several denominations after feet being distinguish- ed by one, two, &c. Accents, thus, lOf. 4' 5" 10'".
If it were required to find the product of 2f. 4' by 3f. 10' we should proceed as below.
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