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Side iii
... expressed by a phrase consisting of two components , one of these being the name of a number , and the other the name of a thing of the same kind as the quantity to be expressed , but of a certain magni- tude agreed on among men as a ...
... expressed by a phrase consisting of two components , one of these being the name of a number , and the other the name of a thing of the same kind as the quantity to be expressed , but of a certain magni- tude agreed on among men as a ...
Side v
... expressed by an equivalence . These equivalences are of two kinds , absolute and relative - the former expressing the equivalence of dependence , the latter the equivalence of substitution or replacement . Finally equivalences are ...
... expressed by an equivalence . These equivalences are of two kinds , absolute and relative - the former expressing the equivalence of dependence , the latter the equivalence of substitution or replacement . Finally equivalences are ...
Side 2
... general circulation . The fineness is the same for all , namely , eleven twelfths pure gold to one twelfth of alloy . This fineness may be expressed millesimally as 916.66 parts by weight of pure gold in 1000 2 PHYSICAL ARITHMETIC .
... general circulation . The fineness is the same for all , namely , eleven twelfths pure gold to one twelfth of alloy . This fineness may be expressed millesimally as 916.66 parts by weight of pure gold in 1000 2 PHYSICAL ARITHMETIC .
Side 5
... expressed explicitly ; in an equivalence the units are different and require to be explicitly expressed . An equivalence remains true when both sides are multiplied by the same number , or both are divided by the same number . From this ...
... expressed explicitly ; in an equivalence the units are different and require to be explicitly expressed . An equivalence remains true when both sides are multiplied by the same number , or both are divided by the same number . From this ...
Side 7
... expression is wanted entirely in terms of the pound , not as £ 22 16s . The Chain Rule applies to calculations of ... expressed in terms of one unit , and are required to express it in terms of a plurality . Example : Reduce £ 97 16s ...
... expression is wanted entirely in terms of the pound , not as £ 22 16s . The Chain Rule applies to calculations of ... expressed in terms of one unit , and are required to express it in terms of a plurality . Example : Reduce £ 97 16s ...
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