Book:John Hill/Arithmetick, Both in the Theory and Practice
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John Hill: Arithmetick, Both in the Theory and Practice
Published $\text {1716}$, D. Midwinter
Subject Matter
Contents
- Introduction
- Section $\text I$. Containing the General Præcognita
- Section $\text {II}$. The Division of a Pound Sterling etc.
- Numeration
- Addition
- Subtraction
- Multiplication
- Division
- Reduction
- The Golden Rule; or Rule of Three
- The Rule of Practice
- The Doctrine of Vulgar Fractions
- Arithmetical Progression
- Geometrical Progression
- The Combination, Election, Permutation and Composition of Numbers or Quantities
- Decimal Arithmetick
- Numeration
- Decimal Tables of Coin, Weight and Measure
- Addition in Decimals
- Subtraction in Decimals
- Multiplication in Decimals
- Division in Decimals
- Golden Rule in Decimals
- Double Golden Rule in Decimals
- Rule of Practice in Decimals
- Extraction of the Square Root
- Extraction of the Cube Root
- The Use of the Square and Cube Roots
- Simple Interest
- Rules in Trett and Tare, &c.
- The Rule of Barter
- The Rule of Fellowship
- Factorship
- Double Fellowship
- Loss and Gain
- The Rule of Alligation
- The Rule of False
- Logarithmical Arithmetick
- Compound Interest
- Problems or Questions in Algebra
- A Table of Logarithms for Natural Numbers from $1$, to $10.000$