Every Man His Own Teacher: Being an Introduction to Arithmetic, Whereby Persons who are Ignorant of that Science, May of Themselves, Without a Teacher, Obtain a Sufficient Degree of Knowledge in Figures, for Common Business, and for Operating in Nearly All the Books Extant on that Subject |
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Side 25
First Column . 2446 Begin at the lowermost 3 on the 3125 right hand and say , 3
and 4 are 7 , and 4563 3 are 10 , and 5 are 15 , and 6 are 21 , 2344 and 2 are 23
: set down 3 and carry 2 . 4653 Second Column . Two that I carry to 5 are 7 , and
...
First Column . 2446 Begin at the lowermost 3 on the 3125 right hand and say , 3
and 4 are 7 , and 4563 3 are 10 , and 5 are 15 , and 6 are 21 , 2344 and 2 are 23
: set down 3 and carry 2 . 4653 Second Column . Two that I carry to 5 are 7 , and
...
Side 26
First Column . 7520 Set down 7 , because there is no 4060 other figure except
ciphers . 5007 Second Column . 7010 One and 6 make 7 , and 2 are 9 , 2200 and
one are 10 : set down 0 and carry 1 . 32207 Third Column . One that I carry to 2 ...
First Column . 7520 Set down 7 , because there is no 4060 other figure except
ciphers . 5007 Second Column . 7010 One and 6 make 7 , and 2 are 9 , 2200 and
one are 10 : set down 0 and carry 1 . 32207 Third Column . One that I carry to 2 ...
Side 27
by themselves , & c . and find the amount of each severally and collectively .
Columns . 4th . 3rd . 2nd . 1st . 1st . 2nd . ... the column of units makes 17 , the
column of tens 140 , the column of hundreds 700 , and the column of thousands
8000 .
by themselves , & c . and find the amount of each severally and collectively .
Columns . 4th . 3rd . 2nd . 1st . 1st . 2nd . ... the column of units makes 17 , the
column of tens 140 , the column of hundreds 700 , and the column of thousands
8000 .
Side 66
Third column of whole numbers . Four I carry , and 6 are 10 , and 5 are 15 , and 6
are 21 , and 4 are 25 , and 3 are 28 , and 6 are 34 , and 4 are 38 ; set down 38 .
Sum total in words . Three thousand eight hundred and thirty - one cents , and ...
Third column of whole numbers . Four I carry , and 6 are 10 , and 5 are 15 , and 6
are 21 , and 4 are 25 , and 3 are 28 , and 6 are 34 , and 4 are 38 ; set down 38 .
Sum total in words . Three thousand eight hundred and thirty - one cents , and ...
Side 77
Third column . One I carry to 7 makes 8 , and 5 are 13 , and 3 are 16 , and 2 are
1648 and carry one . Fourth column . One I carry to 5 makes 6 , and 5 are 11 - set
down 1 and carry one . Fifth column . One I carry to 6 makes 7 , and 1 are 8 , and
...
Third column . One I carry to 7 makes 8 , and 5 are 13 , and 3 are 16 , and 2 are
1648 and carry one . Fourth column . One I carry to 5 makes 6 , and 5 are 11 - set
down 1 and carry one . Fifth column . One I carry to 6 makes 7 , and 1 are 8 , and
...
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added Addition amount Answer Answer in words ARITHMETIC begin borrow bring bushels calculation called carry cents ciphers column COMPOUND contained cost count decimal difference Directions divide dividend Division divisor dollars eight Eleven equal EXAMPLE farthings feet figures five four fourth fractions gallons give given greater half hundred hundredths inches interest January KEY TO CARD left side less LESSON 12 million Multiplicand Multiply nine Note once Operation ounces Page paid pair pence pieces pounds principal Proof of Lesson proportion quantity question quotient rate per cent Received Reduce remain remain-carry right hand right side root Rule Seven shillings simple slate square subtract Suppose Table teacher tens tenths term third thousand Twelve twice units whole numbers yards
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Bibliografisk informasjon
| Tittel | Every Man His Own Teacher: Being an Introduction to Arithmetic, Whereby Persons who are Ignorant of that Science, May of Themselves, Without a Teacher, Obtain a Sufficient Degree of Knowledge in Figures, for Common Business, and for Operating in Nearly All the Books Extant on that Subject |
| Forfatter | John Preston |
| Utgave | 2 |
| Utgiver | G.J. Loomis, 1834 |
| Original fra | New York Public Library |
| Digitalisert | 26. jun 2006 |
| Lengde | 297 sider |
| Eksporter sitat | BiBTeX EndNote RefMan |