Textile Calculations: Being a Guide to Calculations Relating to the Construction of All Kinds of Yarns And Fabrics
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Some examples call for a number to be multiplied by itself once, twice, three times, or oftener. If so, the resulting products are called the second, third, fourth, etc., powers of the number. The pro- cess is termed involution, and the power to which the number is raised is expressed by the number of times the number has been employed as a factor in the operation. The raising of a number to the second power is called square ; the raising to the third power being termed cube. Thus : 16 is the s...quare of 4, because 4X4=16 64 " « cube " 4, " 4X4X4=64 ii9 DIVISION.
Division is the process by which we find how many times one number (called divisor) is contained into another (called dividend) The quotient is the result of a division, and the part of the dividend not containing the divisor an exact number of times, is called the remainder.
The symbol of division is -s- (read divided by), and is written between the dividend and divisor; for example, 8-7-4; but is also frequently substituted, either by writing the divisor at the left of the dividend with a curve, for example, 4)8, or by writing the divisor under the dividend, both num- bers to be separated by a horizontal line.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Some examples call for a number to be multiplied by itself once, twice, three times, or oftener. If so, the resulting products are called the second, third, fourth, etc., powers of the number. The pro- cess is termed involution, and the power to which the number is raised is expressed by the number of times the number has been employed as a factor in the operation. The raising of a number to the second power is called square ; the raising to the third power being termed cube. Thus : 16 is the s...quare of 4, because 4X4=16 64 " « cube " 4, " 4X4X4=64 ii9 DIVISION.
Division is the process by which we find how many times one number (called divisor) is contained into another (called dividend) The quotient is the result of a division, and the part of the dividend not containing the divisor an exact number of times, is called the remainder.
The symbol of division is -s- (read divided by), and is written between the dividend and divisor; for example, 8-7-4; but is also frequently substituted, either by writing the divisor at the left of the dividend with a curve, for example, 4)8, or by writing the divisor under the dividend, both num- bers to be separated by a horizontal line.
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