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... COMMON MEASURE , AND LEAST COMMON MULTIPLE , 195 99 V. - FRACTIONS , 204 9 VI . SIMPLE EQUATIONS AND PROBLEMS PRODUCING THEM , 209 STAGE II SECTION 1. - GEOMETRY . EUCLID'S ELEMENTS ,
... COMMON MEASURE , AND LEAST COMMON MULTIPLE , 195 99 V. - FRACTIONS , 204 9 VI . SIMPLE EQUATIONS AND PROBLEMS PRODUCING THEM , 209 STAGE II SECTION 1. - GEOMETRY . EUCLID'S ELEMENTS ,
Side 20
... Here we see that the numerator and denominator have a common factor 5 , and therefore , by Art . 7 , if we divide them both by it , we have : — % × 10 = 9 × 3 = 11 . 11 9. To divide a fraction by a whole number , 20 ARITHMETIC .
... Here we see that the numerator and denominator have a common factor 5 , and therefore , by Art . 7 , if we divide them both by it , we have : — % × 10 = 9 × 3 = 11 . 11 9. To divide a fraction by a whole number , 20 ARITHMETIC .
Side 21
... common factor 4 ( Art . 7 ) . = 3 We then have ÷ 8 12 + 4 = = 17X ( 8 ÷ 4 ) 17X2 & . 10. To reduce a mixed number to an improper fraction . Looking at our definition of a mixed number ( Art . 6 ) , the following rule is evident ...
... common factor 4 ( Art . 7 ) . = 3 We then have ÷ 8 12 + 4 = = 17X ( 8 ÷ 4 ) 17X2 & . 10. To reduce a mixed number to an improper fraction . Looking at our definition of a mixed number ( Art . 6 ) , the following rule is evident ...
Side 24
... common factor , or are prime to each other . ( Among such common factors , we include either the numerator or denominator itself , when one of them happens to be a divisor of the other . ) When the numerator and denominator have a ...
... common factor , or are prime to each other . ( Among such common factors , we include either the numerator or denominator itself , when one of them happens to be a divisor of the other . ) When the numerator and denominator have a ...
Side 26
... common to both numerator and denominator . We cannot then strike them out , but we may use them to determine what would be left supposing they are struck out , and we may thus often come upon the G.C.M. of both numerator and denominator ...
... common to both numerator and denominator . We cannot then strike them out , but we may use them to determine what would be left supposing they are struck out , and we may thus often come upon the G.C.M. of both numerator and denominator ...
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Pure Mathematics: Including the Higher Parts of Algebra and Plane ..., Volum 1 Edward Atkins Uten tilgangsbegrensning - 1877 |
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