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11. 136^rf.
4. 2c3d 8. A4 63f2. 12. 15a2 62c2d2.
^ 8 j REDUCTION OF SIMILAR TERMS. 55 SECTION VIII.
REDUCTION OF SIMILAR TERMS.
>». . • '^ Art. 33. Similar terms arc those which are entirely alike with regard to the letters and exponents, N. B. Similarity of terms is wholly independent of the algebraic signs -j- and —, the numerical coefficients, and the order of the letters. Thus, a^ h and Sa^h are simi- lar ; so also are Sx^y^ and By^x^.
Any polynomial which contains similar terms, may al- wa...ys be reduced to a smaller number of terms. Of this the student has already had numerous examples in the reduction of equations^ Let us take the polynomial 2a^b^ -\-^m^n^-\-7 a^P — m^ n^. The two terms 2 a^ P and 7 a^ b^ are similar, and it is evident that 7 times a quantity added to twice the same quantity, make 9 times that quantity ; therefore, in- stead of 2 a^ 53 _|_ 7 fjfi 53^ ^rQ jj^^y ^rite 9 ^2 53. Again, Im^w^ and — m^n^ are similar, and 4 times a quantity liminished by once the same quantity, leaves 3 times that quantity ; hence, instead of 4 m^ n^ — m^ n^, we may put Im^n^.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
11. 136^rf.
4. 2c3d 8. A4 63f2. 12. 15a2 62c2d2.
^ 8 j REDUCTION OF SIMILAR TERMS. 55 SECTION VIII.
REDUCTION OF SIMILAR TERMS.
>». . • '^ Art. 33. Similar terms arc those which are entirely alike with regard to the letters and exponents, N. B. Similarity of terms is wholly independent of the algebraic signs -j- and —, the numerical coefficients, and the order of the letters. Thus, a^ h and Sa^h are simi- lar ; so also are Sx^y^ and By^x^.
Any polynomial which contains similar terms, may al- wa...ys be reduced to a smaller number of terms. Of this the student has already had numerous examples in the reduction of equations^ Let us take the polynomial 2a^b^ -\-^m^n^-\-7 a^P — m^ n^. The two terms 2 a^ P and 7 a^ b^ are similar, and it is evident that 7 times a quantity added to twice the same quantity, make 9 times that quantity ; therefore, in- stead of 2 a^ 53 _|_ 7 fjfi 53^ ^rQ jj^^y ^rite 9 ^2 53. Again, Im^w^ and — m^n^ are similar, and 4 times a quantity liminished by once the same quantity, leaves 3 times that quantity ; hence, instead of 4 m^ n^ — m^ n^, we may put Im^n^.
What to read after The Common School Algebra?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Thomas Sherwin to read onlineMoreLess
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