Arithmetic Designed for Academies and Schools: With AnswersA.S. Barnes & Company, 1844 - 340 pages |
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... quotient . If there is a number left , it is called the remainder , which is always less than the divisor . There are three signs used to denote division . They are the following . 18 ÷ 4 expresses that 18 is to be divided by 4 . 18 4 ...
... quotient . If there is a number left , it is called the remainder , which is always less than the divisor . There are three signs used to denote division . They are the following . 18 ÷ 4 expresses that 18 is to be divided by 4 . 18 4 ...
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... quotient therefore , is 4 tens and 3 units , or 43 . the tens . 43 quotient . Q. When you divide 8 tens by 2 , is the quotient tens or units ? When 6 units are divided by 2 , what is the quotient ? 2. Divide 729 by 3 . OPERATION . 3 ...
... quotient therefore , is 4 tens and 3 units , or 43 . the tens . 43 quotient . Q. When you divide 8 tens by 2 , is the quotient tens or units ? When 6 units are divided by 2 , what is the quotient ? 2. Divide 729 by 3 . OPERATION . 3 ...
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... quotient , in the ten's place ; then say 3 in 9 , 3 times . The quotient therefore , is 243 . Q. When the 7 hundreds are divided by 3 , of what denomination is the quotient ? To how many tens is the undivided hundred equal ? When the 12 ...
... quotient , in the ten's place ; then say 3 in 9 , 3 times . The quotient therefore , is 243 . Q. When the 7 hundreds are divided by 3 , of what denomination is the quotient ? To how many tens is the undivided hundred equal ? When the 12 ...
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... quotient . III . If there is no remainder , divide the next figure of the dividend for the next figure of the quotient . But when there is a remainder consider it as tens , to which add the next figure of the dividend , regarded as ...
... quotient . III . If there is no remainder , divide the next figure of the dividend for the next figure of the quotient . But when there is a remainder consider it as tens , to which add the next figure of the dividend , regarded as ...
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... quotient . V. Multiply the whole divisor by the last figure of the quotient , and subtract the product from the last number con taining the divisor . To the remainder annex the next figure of the dividend , and find the figures of the ...
... quotient . V. Multiply the whole divisor by the last figure of the quotient , and subtract the product from the last number con taining the divisor . To the remainder annex the next figure of the dividend , and find the figures of the ...
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acres amount annex apiece apples barrels Bought bushels bushels of wheat called casks cent per annum ciphers cloth cost column common denominator common difference composite number contains cords cube root cubic Currency decimal fraction decimal places denominate number diameter dimes dividend division dollars drams Dry measure equal EXAMPLES express farthings Federal Money feet figures following RULE foot four gallon given number gives greatest common divisor Hence hogshead hundred hundredths improper fractions inches least common multiple lower denomination lowest terms measure merchant miles mills minuend mixed number months multiplicand multiply number of terms OPERATION ounces paid payment pence pints quarts quotient receive Reduce remainder Repeat the Table rods sell sheep shillings simple numbers sold solid square root subtract sugar tens thousandths Troy weight tuns VULGAR FRACTIONS weight whole number wine Write yards of cloth
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