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...are said to be unlike when expressed by different combinations of letters : ab and abe are unlike. A quantity is said to be a multiple of another, when it contains it a certain number of times without remainder. Thus 9o is a multiple of So, as it contains it three...

...the same kind, the first is called the antecedent, and the second the consequent. 2. One magnitude is said to be a multiple of another, when it contains that other a certain number of times exactly : and the other magnitude, which is coiiiained in the first a certain...

...the same kind, the first is called the antecedent, and the second the consequent. 2. One magnitude is said to be a multiple of another, when it contains that other a certain number of times exactly : and the other magnitude, which is contained in the first a certain...

...Unlike quantities are different combinations of letters; thus, ab,a?b, abl, abc, &c. are unlike. 16. A quantity is said to be a multiple of another, when it contains it a certain number of times exactly : thus l6a is a multiple of 4a, as it contains it exactly four...

...Measure of two or more Quantities* 40. One quantity is said to measure another, when it is contaiiied in that other a certain number of times, without a...certain number of times, without a remainder. 42. A common measure of two or more quantities is any quantity which measures them all ; and the greatest...

...motion. MUCILAGINOUS ; resembling mucilage or gum. MULTIPLE, from multiplico, to render manifold ; a quantity is said to be a multiple of another when...quantity a certain number of times without a remainder. N. NASCENT, from nascor, to be born ; in the moment of formation. NEGATIVE, from nego, to deny ; quantities...

...motion. MUCILAGINOUS ; resembling mucilage or gum. MULTIPLE, from multiplico, to render manifold ; a quantity is said to be a multiple of another when...quantity a certain number of times without a remainder. N. NASCINT, from nnscor, to be bom ; in the moment of formation. NEGATIVE, from nego, to deny ; quantities...

...are the terms of ab or —i and a, ¿, x, у are the terms of the proportion a : b : ; x '. y. 31. A quantity is said to be a multiple of another when it contains it a certain number of times exactly ;. thus 16a is a multiple of 4ffl, as it contains it exactly four...

...4x— 12 Ex. 6 .... 5 DJ 4 . 5 . 9x— 3ANSW . XI. On the Method of finding the Greatest Common Measure of two or more Quantities. 40. One quantity is said...certain number of times, without a remainder. 42. A common measure of two or more quantities is any quantity which measures them all ; and the greatest...