Higher Arithmetic Or the Science And Application of Numbers Combining the An
Higher Arithmetic Or the Science And Application of Numbers Combining the An
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Note. If the first term and ratio are the same, the progression is simply a series of powers; as '2; 2x2; 2x2x2; 2x2X2X2, &c.
OBS. 1. Geometrical Progression is geometrical proportion continued. It is therefore sometimes called continual proportionals, or progression by quotients.
If the series increases it is called ascending; if it decreases, descending.
2. The numbers which form the series, are called the terms of the progres- sion. The common multiplier, or dirisor, is called the ral. Io. F...or most pur- poses, however, it will . Be more simple to consider the ratio as always a multi- plier, either integral or fractional. Thus, in the series 64, 32, 16, &c. , the ratio is either 2 considered as a divisor, or J considered as a multiplier.
3. In Geometrical as well as in Arithmetical progression, there are five parts to be considered, viz: the first term, the last term, the number of terms, the ratio, and the sum of alt the terms. These parts have such a relation to each other, that if any three of them are given, the other two may be easily found.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Note. If the first term and ratio are the same, the progression is simply a series of powers; as '2; 2x2; 2x2x2; 2x2X2X2, &c.
OBS. 1. Geometrical Progression is geometrical proportion continued. It is therefore sometimes called continual proportionals, or progression by quotients.
If the series increases it is called ascending; if it decreases, descending.
2. The numbers which form the series, are called the terms of the progres- sion. The common multiplier, or dirisor, is called the ral. Io. F...or most pur- poses, however, it will . Be more simple to consider the ratio as always a multi- plier, either integral or fractional. Thus, in the series 64, 32, 16, &c. , the ratio is either 2 considered as a divisor, or J considered as a multiplier.
3. In Geometrical as well as in Arithmetical progression, there are five parts to be considered, viz: the first term, the last term, the number of terms, the ratio, and the sum of alt the terms. These parts have such a relation to each other, that if any three of them are given, the other two may be easily found.
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